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Dental Micro Motor Sets in India

Micromotor sets for low-speed handpiece work: the brushless Saeshin OZ (50,000 rpm, 7.8 N·cm) and the 40,000 rpm 90, 204C and 210 sets with right and left rotation.

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Choosing a dental micromotor

A micromotor drives straight and contra-angle handpieces for low-speed work such as trimming, finishing, polishing and adjusting prostheses, in the clinic and the dental lab. Speed, torque at low speed, motor type and controls decide how comfortable it is to use all day.

Micro motor sets compared

ModelMax speedTorqueKey features
Saeshin OZ Black (brushless)50,000 rpm7.8 N·cmStrong torque at low speed; desktop, vertical or horizontal placement; hand/foot speed control; self-diagnosis and work memory
Set 210/108E40,000 rpm280 gf·cmNon-stage speed control; handpiece holder; right and left rotation
Set 204C/108E40,000 rpm280 gf·cmBasic model; foot on/off switch; mini-compact, low vibration; carbon brush motor
Set 90/108E40,000 rpm280 gf·cmBasic model; foot on/off switch; compact, low vibration

All sets accept multi-voltage input (100–120 V / 220–240 V, 50/60 Hz).

Micromotor buying guide

Brushless vs carbon brush motors

Brushless motors (such as the Saeshin OZ) have no carbon brushes to wear out and typically deliver steadier torque. Carbon brush motors (such as the 204C) are simpler and lower in cost, with brushes replaced as part of maintenance.

Speed, torque and controls

  • Speed: 40,000 rpm suits most trimming and finishing; 50,000 rpm adds headroom.
  • Torque at low speed: important for polishing and heavier trimming.
  • Controls: foot on/off or hand/foot speed control, and right/left rotation.

Micro motor price in India

Price depends on motor type (brushless or carbon brush), speed, torque, controls, included handpieces and brand. AGKEM quotes each set on enquiry.

Care and maintenance

  • Lubricate handpieces as their manufacturer recommends.
  • Keep the motor and cable clean and dry.
  • Replace carbon brushes when worn on brushed motors.

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Micro motor FAQs

What is a dental micromotor used for?

Driving straight and contra-angle handpieces for low-speed work such as trimming, finishing, polishing and adjusting prostheses.

What is the difference between brushless and carbon brush micromotors?

Brushless motors have no brushes to wear and usually give steadier torque; carbon brush motors are simpler and need periodic brush replacement.

Which micromotor gives the most torque?

The Saeshin OZ Black is specified at 7.8 N·cm with a maximum of 50,000 rpm.

Do these micromotors rotate in both directions?

The 90, 204C and 210 sets offer right and left rotation.

Can these micromotors be used in a dental lab?

Yes. Micromotors are used for trimming and finishing in both clinics and labs.

What is the price of a dental micromotor in India?

It depends on motor type, speed, torque, controls and brand. AGKEM provides current pricing on request.

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