SOCO F19GS-SPQ6

The F19GS-SPQ6 is designed for the rotary work of general dental surgery: opening cavities, shaping teeth for crowns, and removing old restorations. A typical appointment passes through several burs, and the handpiece is organised around that sequence. The push-button chuck frees one bur and takes the next, while the glass optical fibre and the three-way spray stay with the head. Cutting enamel and dentine at speed is the core task, and the lit field and cooled bur support every stage.

Surgeries that run Sirona-pattern units are the natural setting. The SQ-GS coupling joins the handpiece to the hose, and the same coupling lets the instrument leave the chair for reprocessing between appointments. Restorative treatment rooms and hospital dental departments follow that pattern too, with the dentist changing burs at the chair as each preparation stage ends.

Reprocessing is part of the daily routine. The handpiece can be sterilised at 135 °C, and the glass optical fibre is made to keep its function through high-temperature, high-pressure cycles, so the field is lit at the end of the day as it was at the start. Handpieces come back from reprocessing ready for the next patient.

Two supplies reach the head from the unit: air at 0.25 to 0.27 MPa, quoted for a six-hole connection, and water for the three-way spray. A sound level under 68 dB suits a treatment room where the dentist, the assistant and the patient talk through the appointment. The dynamically balanced rotor runs above 300,000 rpm, which is the speed range for cutting enamel and dentine.

A bur change in one press

The push-button chuck frees the bur with one press, then seats the next bur in the same chuck. Light and spray stay with the head throughout. A bur change takes one step at the chair.

Light is carried in glass.

LED light runs through glass optical fibre to the head, and the treatment area receives 25,000 lux or more. The dentist sees the cut from the first pass of the bur. The fibre is made to keep its function after high-temperature, high-pressure sterilisation.

Water on every side of the bur

Three spray points surround the bur axis and carry cooling water to it from several sides. Heat is taken away along the whole cut. The three-point layout provides even cooling.

Sirona-fit coupling

This version is made for Sirona quick couplings, and the coupling is ordered as SQ-GS. The handpiece leaves the hose for reprocessing and returns to it for the next appointment.

Dust kept from the bearings

An anti-suction, dust-proof structure sits around the rotating parts. It is designed to stop grinding dust from entering the bearings. Clean bearings are the basis of a long working life.

A balanced rotor

Each rotor is dynamically balanced, which removes uneven mass from the spinning parts so they turn evenly. The shaft loads its bearings evenly, and the rotor runs above 300,000 rpm at a sound level under 68 dB.

A head machined as one piece.

Computer numerically controlled (CNC) machining forms the machine head as one integrated piece. It aims for high concentricity, meaning the bur axis and the rotor axis line up.

Sterilisation at 135 °C

The handpiece can be sterilised at 135 °C. Repeated cycles at that temperature are part of a surgeon's daily routine, and the glass optical fibre maintains its function through them.

Drive from a single air supply.

An air supply of 0.25 to 0.27 MPa, quoted for a six-hole connection, turns the rotor above 300,000 rpm. Air is the only drive the turbine needs, apart from the water that feeds the spray.

Glass optical fibre

The light path runs through a glass optical fibre to the head. It carries the illumination from the LED source to the treatment area.

LED light source

An LED source feeds the fibre and delivers 25,000 lux or more at the treatment area. One lighting system covers every procedure.

Three-way spray

Three spray points sit around the bur axis. They turn the cooling water into a ring that wraps around the bur.

Standard push head

The head is a standard push type. Its push-button chuck holds the bur and frees it on a single press.

Push button chuck

Burs 1.59 to 1.6 mm in diameter and 21 to 23 mm long fit the chuck. It holds them during cutting and releases them when you press the button.

Standard push cartridge

The cartridge for the standard push head is ordered as H19CA-SP. It holds the bur inside the head.

Air turbine drive

The handpiece is air-driven. A supply pressure of 0.25 to 0.27 MPa, quoted for a six-hole connection, spins the rotor to working speed.

Rotor speed

The rotor turns above 300,000 rpm. High speed is what cuts enamel and dentine at the chair.

Integrated CNC head

The machine head is processed and formed as one piece on computer numerically controlled machines, with high concentricity as the goal.

Dynamic balancing

Each rotor is balanced while spinning to correct uneven mass. Even balance spreads the load across the shaft and its bearings.

Anti-suction structure

The anti-suction design is part of the dust-proof structure around the bearings, and its job is to keep grinding dust out 

Sound level

The sound level is under 68 dB. Rotor balancing is one design measure aimed at quiet running.

Sirona-fit coupling

The quick coupling for this version is ordered as SQ-GS. It joins the handpiece to units fitted with Sirona-pattern connections.

Handle code

Order the handle as F19GS-SPQ, and the full handpiece as F19GS-SPQ6. The two codes name the handle and the complete version.

Sterilisation temperature

The handpiece can be sterilised at 135 °C. That temperature suits the autoclave routine of a dental surgery.

The F19GS-SPQ6 suits a surgery that runs Sirona-pattern units and works through a sequence of burs in each appointment. The push head, lit field, and cooled bur belong together, and the quick coupling lets the handpiece move between the chair and the sterilisation room without fuss. Dentists who change burs at each stage of a preparation get a single button press: the three-way spray and the LED light work together on every cut.

The same specification serves hospital dental departments and restorative rooms that cycle handpieces through sterilisation at 135 °C. Order the handpiece as F19GS-SPQ6, with its quick coupling coded SQ-GS.