Question 182 · LDEK · Functional appliances
Elastic (spring-loaded) appliances include:
- A. Bimler appliance, kinetor by Stockfisch, Karłowska appliance.
- B. Bimler appliance, Metzelder appliance, Karłowska appliance.
- C. kinetor by Stockfisch, Frankel appliance type I, Schwarz appliance.
- D. bionator by Balters, Frankel appliance type I, Bimler appliance.
- E. Wunderer appliance, bionator by Balters, Karłowska appliance.
Hint
Look for the set in which every appliance relies on wire springs or bows linking its parts instead of a solid acrylic block or a skeleton design.
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