Dental Dunes Air-Motor Engine
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Dental Dunes Air-Motor Engine
The Dental Dunes Engine is a high-quality, air-driven dental motor designed to improve clinical efficiency and performance. Developed through extensive research, it offers a reliable alternative to electric micromotors for use in dental clinics and minor surgical units.
Air-motors operate using compressed air rather than electricity, providing dependable chairside performance while remaining economical.
Why Use an Air-Motor Instead of a Micromotor?
- Advanced technology
- Cost-effective solution
- Provides sufficient chairside time for clinical procedures
Features
- Design: Extra-light and powerful construction
- Motion: 360° rotation of the contra-angle handpiece on the motor
- Compatibility: Suitable for straight and contra-angle handpieces
- Rust-Free: Corrosion-resistant build
- Disinfection: Autoclavable
Key Specifications
- At 245 kPa (2.5 kgf/cm²) air pressure: Speed 18,000 rpm; Air consumption 42 NL/min
- At 294 kPa (3.0 kgf/cm²) air pressure: Speed 20,000 rpm; Air consumption 51 NL/min
- At 392 kPa (4.0 kgf/cm²) air pressure: Speed 22,000 rpm; Air consumption 72 NL/min
Precautions
- Avoid contamination of the handpiece with blood or other fluids
- Periodic oiling with high-quality oil is recommended for optimal performance
- Follow the user manual for speed control and proper usage
Packaging
- 1 × Unit
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