Turbines for dental work

Dental laboratory turbines are the perfect turbines for dental technology. They are particularly suitable for processing solid ceramics. Turbines in dental laboratories are driven by compressed air and rotate extremely quickly at 400,000 - 450,000 rpm, which is also what creates the high-frequency noise.

Rotors for laboratory turbine

If the handpiece runs unsteadily or the milling instrument is no longer held, this is a sign that the rotor is probably defective. The collet of the turbine rotor is worn and/or the bearings have play. The rotors of most laboratory turbines can be changed quickly and easily. We offer suitable rotor systems for your turbine from NSK®, Kavo®, BienAir®, Schick® or Swiss Caver under the heading Replacement rotors for laboratory turbines. Collet for laboratory turbines

Tool for laboratory turbines

To replace the rotor, you have to open the laboratory turbine with a suitable key. There are also special insertion tools to make it easier to press in the milling cutter. These tools should be used especially if you want to insert a fine instrument into a new rotor. The collet of a new rotor is usually still very firm, the tool protects your fingers, the instrument and the new collet