The D24-SET6 is designed for slow-speed rotary work in general dental surgery, such as finishing, polishing, and removing soft decay. These are jobs where the dentist watches the field closely, and the set puts light at the work area through glass optical fibre fed by an LED source. The push-button chuck holds the bur, and pressing the button releases it between stages.
The 360-degree rotation interface shapes the working routine. It turns freely through a full circle, so the handpiece follows the dentist's hand, and the view of the field stays consistent from one stage to the next. Restorative treatment rooms and hospital dental departments run low-speed sets through many short procedures in a session, and that routine suits an instrument with light built in.
Represents built-in light at the heart of the daily rhythm. The glass optical fibre is made to keep its function after repeated high-temperature, high-pressure sterilisation, so the light is there at the end of the day as it was at the start, appointment after appointment.
The set runs at about 20,000 rpm on an air supply of 0.3 MPa, and the connection has six holes. A sound level of 70 dB or less suits a treatment room where the dentist, the assistant and the patient talk through the appointment. The whole set is ordered under one code, D24-SET6, which keeps the order simple for the person managing the instrument shelf in a busy practice.