Key Features and Description

Convenient Push-Button Chuck
The primary feature of this handpiece is the quick-release push-button chuck mechanism. This allows the clinician to change burs and attachments instantly with a simple press on the back of the head, eliminating the need for a separate bur-changing tool. This significantly saves time and enhances workflow efficiency in the operatory.

Controlled Low-Speed Operation
The handpiece operates at low speeds, typically up to 20,000 RPM, when connected to an air motor. This controlled speed range is essential for delicate procedures that require high tactile feedback and precision. These procedures include prophylaxis and polishing using prophy cups and brushes, finishing and contouring of restoration margins, and gentle removal of soft carious dentin.

Contra-Angle Ergonomics
The angled head design provides improved access and visibility to hard-to-reach areas of the oral cavity, particularly the posterior teeth and lingual surfaces. This ergonomic configuration enhances precision and operator comfort during clinical use.

High Torque Performance
Like all low-speed units, the handpiece delivers strong and consistent torque throughout its operating range. This prevents stalling during resistance, such as when polishing hard composite or metal restorations, ensuring smooth and uninterrupted performance.

Versatile Compatibility
The handpiece features a standard connection to the air motor and is designed to securely hold friction grip (FG) burs or specific low-speed attachments. This versatility broadens its range of clinical applications.

Durable and Autoclavable Construction
The handpiece is built with high-quality internal gearing and a robust outer casing to withstand repeated steam sterilization cycles. It is fully autoclavable up to 135°C, ensuring strict compliance with infection control and sterilization standards.