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SOCO D16-SET 4

Product Code: DAOC-DIN-4702

Thin blue stripes mark the body. The head bends forward.

Thin blue stripes run along the body of this external channel low-speed handpiece set. A narrow straight handpiece and an angled head complete the three pieces, and one order code, D16-SET 4, covers them all.

Sections
Dental Handpieces
Categories
Dental And Oral Care Equipment
Condition
New
Origin
China
Seller Type
Certified Professional Seller
CE & ISO Certified
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Supplier: Medigear
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SOCO's D16-SET 4 is an external-channel, low-speed handpiece set designed around plain, easy-to-read pieces. The picture shows three: a narrow straight handpiece, a body piece with thin blue stripes and a connector at the back end, and an angled head with a thin blue ring. The three are ordered under one code, D16-SET 4. The range title, External channel low speed handpiece, names the class of instrument.

The styling is restrained. Thin blue stripes sit near the front and the back of the body piece, and a thin ring of the same colour marks the angled head, so a single accent ties the pieces together. Small print runs along the back of the body piece and the head, giving thethe team the SOCO name where it is expected to read it. The straight handpiece is bare metal and stays narrow from end to end. Nothing on the piece interrupts the metal line, so the shape reads clearly even from a distance.

Ordering follows the same plain logic. One code stands for the set, so a practice writes a single line for each room it equips. Reordering a lost piece or a whole set uses the same line. Technical figures such as speed, air supply, and bur size are not part of this model's description, and buyers who need a figure for site planning can request it through Medigear before ordering.

It is available to business buyers in more than 80 countries.

The D16-SET 4 is designed for slow rotary work in general dental surgery, such as finishing, polishing, and removing soft decay. The narrow, straight handpiece suits work in line with the barrel, while the bend in the angled head brings the working end to surfaces a straight piece cannot reach.

Restorative rooms and hospital clinics use low-speed sets across many short appointments in a day. The set lies on the tray as three pieces, and the thin blue stripes give the eye a quick cue for the body piece among the plain metal instruments around it. A dentist can pick up the piece by sight, and an assistant can return it to the same spot after cleaning. A full set at the end of a session is easy to confirm, because the three pieces differ clearly from each other.

The small wording on the body piece and the head lets a team read the SOCO name without turning either piece over. Practice with several sets finds the same stripes and wording on each, so a team member moving from one room to another meets a familiar layout.

Practice managers and dental assistants deal with the ordering. One code, D16-SET 4, names the whole set, so a reorder is a single line. Speed, air supply, and bur size aren't part of this model's description, and a team that needs those figures for site planning can request them through Medigear before ordering.

Three pieces under one code

The straight handpiece, body piece, and angled head are ordered together as D16-SET 4. A practice writes one line for the set.

A narrow straight handpiece

The straight handpiece stays narrow from end to end. It keeps the working end in line with the barrel for slow rotary work.

A bend at the angled head

The angled head bends away from the barrel at the front. That bend turns the working end toward surfaces a straight piece does not reach.

Thin blue stripes on the body

Thin blue stripes run around the body near the front and back. They make the piece easy to find on a tray.

A matching ring on the head

A thin blue ring marks the angled head in the same colour as the stripes. One accent ties the three pieces together.

Wording a team can read.

SOCO wording appears in small print on the body piece and the head. The name sits where a team expects to find it.

A body piece with a back connector

The body piece has a connector at its back end. The unit at the chair joins the set at that end.

Made for low-speed work

The range title places the set in the low-speed class. Finishing and polishing are the usual tasks for that class.

Suited to the dental practice

Surgeries of many sizes use a set like this one. The plain styling suits the routine of a busy treatment room.

External channel design

External channel is the design name in the range title. It appears next to the words low speed handpiece.

Low speed class

The set belongs to the low-speed class of dental handpieces. Slow rotary jobs are its field.

Straight handpiece

A straight handpiece is the first piece in the picture. It is bare metal and narrow along its length.

Narrow profile

The straight handpiece does not widen anywhere along its length. The profile stays the same from end to end.

Body piece

A body piece sits between the two handpieces in the picture. Thin blue stripes mark its barrel.

Front stripe

One thin blue stripe sits near the front of the body piece. It marks the end nearest the handpiece.

Back stripe

A second thin blue stripe sits near the back of the body piece. It marks the end that holds the connector.

Back connector

The connector sits at the back end of the body piece. The picture shows the connector face.

Angled head

The set shows an angled head. It carries the working end at an angle to the barrel.

Bend at the front

The angled head bends away from the barrel at the front. A thin blue ring sits on the head beside the bend.

SOCO wording

SOCO wording appears in small print on the body piece and the head. The straight handpiece has none.

Order code

Order the set as D16-SET 4. One code covers the whole set.

The D16-SET 4 suits a surgery that wants a low-speed set with a calm, uniform look. The thin blue stripes, narrow handpiece, and bent head are all visible in the picture so that the team can tell the pieces apart on the tray. Practices, restorative rooms, and hospital clinics that run slow rotary work through the day can use a set under one code.

The straight handpiece, body piece, and angled head are ordered together as D16-SET 4. No speed, air supply, or bur size appears in this model's description, so you must request a figure through Medigear.

FAQ

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Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

It is an external-channel, low-speed handpiece set from SOCO. The picture shows a straight handpiece, a body piece and an angled head, and one code covers the three pieces.

Three pieces appear in the picture. They are a narrow straight handpiece, a body piece with thin blue stripes and a connector at the back end, and an angled head with a thin blue ring.

The order code is D16-SET 4. It covers the whole set, so a practice does not need a separate code for each piece.

The words external channel form part of the range title. They appear next to low speed handpiece and describe the type of instrument shown here.

Thin blue stripes run around the body piece near its front and its back. A thin ring of the same colour marks the angled head.

SOCO wording appears in small print on the body piece and the angled head. The straight handpiece is left bare.

The angled head bends away from the barrel at the front, which turns the working end at an angle. The straight handpiece keeps the working end in line with the barrel.

This model's description gives no speed, air supply, noise level or bur size. Buyers who want those figures can ask Medigear to pass the request on before placing an order.

Dental practices are the usual home for a low-speed set, with restorative rooms and hospital clinics beside them. Dentists use it for slow rotary jobs at the chair.