Back Cap Removal Tool for Small Head F4, F7, V8, V9 Handpieces (KE-1023)

MSRP: $23.00
$19.00
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PST-VECT-KE-1023
  • A specific dental instrument designed to safely remove the back cap from small-head Vector high-speed dental handpieces for maintenance and repair, which is not compatible with the older two-hole cap style

Uses

  • Handpiece Maintenance: 
    • Primarily used for routine cleaning and lubrication of internal components that become accessible once the back cap is removed
  • Turbine Access: 
    • Enables dental professionals or repair technicians to access and replace the handpiece's turbine assembly (including bearings and chucks) when it wears out
  • Specific Model Compatibility: 
    • It is the designated tool for several small-head Vector handpieces, including the F4, F7, V8, and V9 series, and certain Velocity Extreme Vx9 models

Features

  • Model-Specific Design: 
    • The wrench features a precise shape and fit engineered exclusively for the smooth, small end caps of compatible Vector handpieces, ensuring a secure grip
  • Durable Construction: 
    • Made from high-grade materials, typically stainless steel or a similar robust metal, to ensure longevity and resist wear and tear in a clinical or lab setting
  • Non-Compatible with 2-Hole Caps: 
    • This is a key feature to note, as it is specifically designed for newer, smooth cap designs and will not work with the older two-hole style caps (which require the KE-1011 tool)

Benefits

  • Prevents Damage: 
    • The correct fit of the KE-1023 tool prevents damage, such as stripping or scratching, to the handpiece's back cap and body that might occur with makeshift or incorrect tools
  • Efficient Workflow: 
    • It allows for quick and straightforward disassembly and reassembly, minimizing the downtime of essential handpieces in a busy dental practice
  • Proper Care & Longevity: 
    • Using the specified tool facilitates proper maintenance and repair, which helps to extend the operational life and performance of Vector handpieces