Key Features and Performance

Standard Head Design
The handpiece features a traditional standard-sized head that is slightly larger than mini or torque heads. This larger design allows it to accommodate a more robust turbine cartridge, which is essential for procedures requiring high cutting power and increased durability over long-term use.

High Rotational Speed
The handpiece operates at extremely high speeds, typically exceeding 300,000 RPM. This allows for rapid and efficient removal of old restorative materials, enamel, and dentin during cavity preparation, crown preparation, and removal of fixed prosthetics.

Superior Torque
The standard head design is optimized to deliver strong torque, enabling the bur to maintain its rotational speed even under heavy cutting pressure. This prevents stalling and ensures smooth, consistent cutting throughout the procedure.

Ceramic Bearings
The handpiece is often equipped with high-quality ceramic bearings, which are harder, lighter, and more durable than traditional steel bearings. These bearings significantly reduce vibration and noise while extending the service life of the turbine cartridge.

Single or Triple Water Spray System
An effective cooling system is incorporated using either a single-spray or triple-spray water and air nozzle configuration. This cooling mechanism delivers a fine mist that prevents frictional heat buildup and protects the dental pulp from thermal damage during high-speed cutting.

Push-Button Chuck System
The handpiece features a push-button chucking mechanism that allows fast, easy, and secure bur changes. This ensures maximum convenience for the clinician and reduces the risk of bur loosening during high-speed operation.