PODO PP-20/1 Professional curette for Podiatry
PODO PP-20/1 Professional curette for Podiatry
PODO PP-20/1 Professional curette for Podiatry
PODO PP-20/1 Professional curette for Podiatry

Vendor:STALEKS

PP-20/1

Podology curette PODO 20 TYPE 1 (curette and rounded wide pusher)

$26.00 AUD
Type
Type: Type 1
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The STALEKS PRO PODO 20 TYPE 1 pairs a precision curette with a rounded wide pusher on one double-ended instrument for efficient medical pedicure workflows.

Key Features

  • 2-in-1 double end — curette plus rounded pusher cuts instrument changes mid-procedure.
  • Rounded wide pusher — lifts pterygium film from the nail plate without scoring.
  • Curved curette tip — follows the nail contour to clear dry calluses and lateral fold debris.
  • Corrugated non-slip handle — secure control during fine ingrown nail work.
  • GOI-polished stainless steel — autoclave, dry-heat and chemical sterilisation safe.

Ideal For

Podiatrists and medical pedicurists handling routine pterygium removal, ingrown nail correction and callus debridement.

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Specifications
Series
PODO
Tool Type
Double-ended podology curette
Tip 1
Curette — curved to follow nail plate contour
Tip 2
Rounded wide pusher — for pterygium removal
Material
Stainless steel
Handle Type
Corrugated (non-slip)
Weight
29
Disinfection
All standard methods
Sterilisation
All methods — autoclave (up to 134°C), dry-heat oven, chemical
Care & Sterilisation

Keep your podology curettes performing at their best with these care steps:

Sterilisation: Compatible with all standard sterilisation methods — autoclave (up to 134°C), dry-heat oven, and chemical sterilisation. Follow your clinic’s infection control protocol.

After each use: Remove debris from the working parts with a nylon brush under running water. Immerse in your clinic’s approved disinfectant solution for the recommended contact time.

Weekly: Inspect the curette edges for burrs or dulling. A worn curette tip can slip during ingrown nail work — replace immediately if the edge is no longer smooth and precise.

Storage: Store in a dry, ventilated instrument tray or sterilisation pouch. Avoid contact between instrument tips to prevent edge damage.

Sharpening: PODO curettes are factory-sharpened and are not designed for re-sharpening. Replace when the working edges lose their precision.

About This Series

The STALEKS PRO PODO series is purpose-built for professional podology and medical pedicure. Every instrument in the line is engineered for the specific demands of foot care — from ingrown nail correction to callus removal. PODO tools are made from rust-resistant stainless steel with GOI paste polish for additional corrosion resistance, and all instruments withstand repeated sterilisation and disinfection cycles. The series is designed for podiatrists, medical pedicurists, and foot care specialists who require clinical-grade precision in their daily practice.

FAQs

How do I sterilise STALEKS PODO podology curettes?

PODO curettes are compatible with all standard sterilisation methods including autoclave (up to 134°C), dry-heat oven, and chemical sterilisation. After each client, clean debris from the working parts with a brush under running water, then immerse in your approved disinfectant solution before sterilising. Always follow your clinic’s infection control protocol.

What is the difference between the PODO 10 and PODO 20 curettes?

The PODO 10 (PP-10/1) is a double-ended curette — both ends feature curette tips for callus removal and ingrown nail work. The PODO 20 (PP-20/1) combines a curette on one end with a rounded wide pusher on the other, adding the ability to clean pterygium from the nail plate. Choose the PODO 10 for dedicated nail correction work, or the PODO 20 for a versatile 2-in-1 tool.

Can I use these podology curettes at home?

While the tools are safe to handle, STALEKS PODO instruments are designed for trained professionals. Ingrown nail treatment and callus removal with curettes require proper technique to avoid injury. If you have ingrown nails or problematic calluses, we recommend visiting a qualified podiatrist or medical pedicurist.

How long do PODO curettes last before needing replacement?

With proper care and sterilisation, STALEKS PODO curettes typically last 12–18 months of regular professional use. Replace the instrument when the curette edge becomes dull, nicked, or no longer follows the nail plate contour precisely. A worn curette increases the risk of slipping during delicate nail work.

What is a podology curette used for?

A podology curette is a specialised instrument for foot care procedures. The curved, spoon-like tip is designed to follow the natural shape of the nail plate, allowing the practitioner to gently lift and remove dry calluses from the nail folds, clear debris from under the nail, and work with ingrown nails. It is also used for tamponade — the technique of placing material between the nail plate and lateral fold to redirect nail growth.