Wisedent Standard Head Push Button Airotor (BR-114)

• Chuck-Type Design: Ensures secure instrument retention and quick instrument changes, improving workflow efficiency.
• Super Torque: Provides powerful performance, making it versatile for various dental procedures.
• Ergonomic Design: Ensures comfort during extended use, reducing hand fatigue.
• Durability: Built to withstand the rigors of daily dental practice, ensuring long-lasting performance.
• Precision: Offers precise control and accuracy for intricate dental tasks.
• Compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of dental instruments, enhancing versatility in the dental office.

Sprint Super Torque Chuck Type Airotor

The Sprint Super Torque Chuck Type Airotor is a high-quality dental handpiece that combines precision with efficiency. With its chuck-type design, it offers secure instrument retention and quick instrument changes, enhancing workflow in dental procedures. The handpiece’s super torque feature ensures powerful performance, making it suitable for a wide range of dental tasks. Its ergonomic design provides comfort during prolonged use. Trust the Sprint Super Torque Chuck Type Airotor for consistent and reliable performance in your dental practice.

• Rotation Speed: More than 420,000 rpm
• Working Air Pressure: 0.22-0.3Mpa
• Cooling Water: Single-hole water spray
• Bur Applicable Size: 1.590-1.600 mm ISO standard
• Head: Super Torque
• Water Spray: 1 Hole
• Bearing: Ceramic Bearing
• Disinfection: Autoclavable at 135℃

• 1 x High Speed Airotor
• 1 x Head Cap Wrench
• 1 x Cleaning Needle

• Prepare the Air Supply: Ensure that your dental unit’s air supply is properly connected and functioning.
• Attach the Handpiece: Insert the appropriate dental instrument into the chuck of the airotor and securely tighten it using the chuck key or mechanism provided.
• Connect to Air Hose: Attach the airotor to the dental unit’s air hose using the quick-connect coupling or connector.
• Adjust Air Pressure: Adjust the air pressure to the recommended level for the specific procedure you are performing. Consult your dental unit’s manual for guidance on air pressure settings.
• Activate the Airotor: Depending on the type of activation, either use the foot pedal or the handpiece’s buttons to activate the airotor. Ensure that it starts spinning smoothly.
• Begin the Procedure: With the airotor activated, you can now use it to perform various dental procedures as needed, such as cutting, polishing, or drilling.
• Monitor and Maintain: Throughout the procedure, monitor the airotor’s performance and instrument condition. Lubricate the airotor as recommended by the manufacturer to ensure smooth operation.
• Deactivate and Disconnect: Once the procedure is complete, deactivate the airotor, and disconnect it from the air hose.
• Cleaning: Thoroughly clean and disinfect the airotor handpiece following your clinic’s infection control guidelines.
• Maintenance: Regularly maintain and lubricate the airotor to ensure its longevity and optimal performance.
• Storage: Store the airotor in a clean and dry area when not in use, protecting it from contaminants.