28 devices · GMDN 37708
A remotely-driven surgical or dental system drive cable is a flexible component used to transfer rotational power from a control unit to a handheld drilling tool. This mechanism allows practitioners to maneuver the handpiece with greater ease and precision during clinical procedures.
These devices typically consist of a rotating metal spiral cable housed within a protective sheath, often referred to as a Bowden cable. They are designed for repeated use and must be maintained according to standard clinical protocols for reusable surgical and dental equipment.
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