Turbo Torque Push Button Friction Grip (FG) Head (TT-FGP)

MSRP: $175.00
$140.00
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PST-VECT-TT-FGP
  • premium push-button Friction Grip (FG) contra-angle head. It is a key component of the "Turbo Torque" series, designed for clinicians who prefer using standard high-speed burs in a low-speed, high-torque setting

Uses

  • Caries Removal: 
    • The high torque at 20,000 RPM provides the perfect balance of speed and power for efficient decay removal
  • Finishing & Polishing: 
    • Ideal for finishing modern composites where a high-speed bur is preferred for precision, but high RPM is needed for a lustrous finish
  • Acrylic Adjustments: 
    • Delivers significant torque for chair-side adjustments of dentures and other acrylic appliances

Features

  • Push-Button Friction Grip: 
    • Features a simple push-button chuck that accepts standard 1.6mm friction grip (FG) burs—the same type used in high-speed handpieces
  • NSK Thread Compatibility: 
    • The head uses the standard NSK thread pattern, making it interchangeable with NSK-style threaded contra-angle sheaths
  • Universal E-Type Connection: 
    • When paired with a sheath, it connects to any standard E-Type motor, including air-driven or electric systems
  • High RPM Tolerance: 
    • Built to handle speeds up to 20,000 RPM, allowing it to perform tasks typically reserved for more expensive electric systems
  • Autoclavable: 
    • Fully sterilizable to meet rigorous dental hygiene standards

Benefits

  • Efficiency: 
    • The push-button mechanism allows for nearly instant bur changes compared to older manual chuck styles
  • Versatility: 
    • By using FG burs, clinicians can use their existing inventory of high-speed burs for low-speed procedures, reducing the need for separate latch-type burs
  • Professional Results: 
    • Provides a significantly more smooth and quiet performance compared to standard prophy motors, leading to better patient comfort
  • Cost Savings: 
    • Offers the performance of national brands like Midwest or Star at a value-driven price point, often saving hundreds of dollars per unit