SOCO D16-1M4

The D16-1M4 is designed for rotary work in general dental surgery, where an air motor links the air supply to the cutting instrument. The body is short and squat, and the blunt front gives the part a compact outline that sits easily in the hand, supporting quick fitting and removal between patients.

Across restorative rooms and hospital clinics, an air motor is fitted and taken off many times in a working week. The small spur on the underside gives the team a clear mark on a plain body of silvery metal, and the SOCO logo on the side lets the maker's name be read without turning the part. When a session ends each motor returns to its place, and the short body makes it easy to find in a drawer of longer pieces. Staff who move between rooms know the part by its squat shape and spur so that they can hand it along the chair without comment.

External channel is the one technical term attached to this model. No other detail accompanies it, so a team that needs a figure for its records can request one from Medigear. The description omits speed, torque, air pressure, noise level, and the number of openings.

Practice managers and dental assistants handle purchasing. One code, D16-1M4, names the air motor. Every room that uses this part can share the same code, which keeps reordering to one line and the stock list short.

An air motor form

The title places the part among air motors. The body is a single short cylinder.

A short, squat body

The body is short and squat. It gives the part a compact outline.

A silvery finish

Silvery metal covers the body from front to rear. The finish is even.

A blunt front

The front is blunt and plain. Bare metal runs right to the tip.

A small spur

A small spur projects from the underside below the rear. It is easy to see in the picture.

A readable logo

The SOCO logo sits on the side of the body. A team reads the maker's name at a glance.

Small print on the body

A line of small print sits near the logo. The rest of the metal is plain.

One order code

The air motor is ordered as D16-1M4. A practice lists a single line for it.

Suited to the dental practice

Surgeries, restorative rooms and hospital clinics are the usual settings. It suits the pace of a busy treatment room.

Air motor

The product is named Air Motor next to its code. The body is a short cylinder.

External channel

These words form part of the title. No further detail comes with them.

Squat body

The body is short and squat. It runs in silvery metal from front to rear.

Blunt front

The front is blunt and plain. It sits at the end opposite the connector.

Snug rear

The rear sits snug against the connector face. Small openings sit on the face.

Spur

A small spur projects from the underside below the rear. The title does not explain it.

SOCO logo

The logo names the maker on the side of the body. It is easy to read.

Small print

A line of small print sits near the logo. The picture does not make it legible.

Conformity mark

A conformity mark appears on the body in the picture. No certificate is stated for this model.

Order code

The air motor is ordered as D16-1M4. One code identifies it.

Missing figures

The description holds no speed, torque, air pressure or noise level.

Request route

You can request a missing figure through Medigear before placing an order.

The D16-1M4 suits a surgery that wants a compact air motor with a plain, tidy look. The short, squat body, blunt front, and small spur are all visible in the picture, so a team can recognise the part in a drawer without reading the label. In a surgery with busy rotary lists, the motor is entered under one code, and the picture shows its form from front to rear, so a buyer knows what to expect on arrival.

Order the air motor as D16-1M4. Anyone who needs speed, torque, air pressure, or noise level can raise a request through Medigear before the order goes in.