111 devices · GMDN 66228
Dental surgical power tool motors, pneumatic, are reusable hand-held devices that convert compressed gas into mechanical energy for drilling or cutting during dental procedures. They serve as the core component of a surgical power tool assembly, driving handpieces (like drills or saws) without being directly attached to endpieces such as drill bits.
These devices are typically regulated as medical instruments, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards for reusable surgical tools. They may be supplied as standalone units or as part of a larger system, depending on manufacturer specifications and regional regulatory requirements.
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