13 devices · GMDN 34700
A dental laboratory drilling system handpiece is a handheld tool used to hold and rotate cutting or shaping instruments such as drills, burs, or grind wheels. It is designed for use in dental laboratories to prepare prosthetics, models, or other dental devices by enabling precise material removal or finishing.
This device is reusable and connects to a remote power source, such as a dental laboratory drill motor, through a flexible drive system like a Bowden cable. It does not include the motor itself but functions as the user-held component that transmits rotational motion to the attached instrument.
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