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Saeshin implant motor systems for implant and oral surgery: the Traus SIP 10 Optic, X-Cube and X-Cube-i physiodispensers, and the TRAUS SUS10 piezo and implant motor combination.
Dental implant motors are surgical systems used during implant placement and other compatible oral surgical procedures. They provide controlled speed and torque to drive compatible handpieces, with irrigation and foot control supporting the surgical workflow. A typical setup includes a control unit, motor, handpiece, foot controller and irrigation system.
A physiodispenser combines this motor control with torque adjustment, irrigation and foot-pedal operation. It differs from a conventional handpiece or endo motor because it is built for surgical operating requirements.
An implant motor (up to 70 N·cm with a 20:1 contra-angle) and an ultrasonic piezo handpiece in one control box. Its piezo function is covered in the related piezo surgery category below.
Price depends on motor specifications, torque range, handpiece configuration, irrigation system, control functions and accessories. Optic handpieces or more programmable features usually cost more, and combination systems involve different accessories. Compare the complete package (control unit, motor, handpiece, foot controller, irrigation accessories, installation, training and after-sales support) and contact AGKEM for pricing based on your requirements.
Start with the procedures the equipment must support, then compare speed and torque ranges, irrigation and compatible handpieces against the manufacturer’s specifications. If you have existing instruments, verify gear ratios and connections. For a new implant workflow, compare the complete configuration rather than the control unit alone, and factor in service, maintenance and training.
It drives compatible surgical handpieces during implant procedures. Depending on the system, it provides speed control, torque adjustment, irrigation and programmable settings.
A surgical motor system that combines motor control with irrigation and foot-pedal operation, commonly used during implant procedures.
An implant motor is designed for surgical procedures; an endomotor is designed for endodontic work such as root canal instrumentation. Their operating requirements differ.
It lets the clinician select parameters appropriate to the instrument and procedural stage, following the clinical protocol and manufacturer guidance.
Irrigation helps manage heat during appropriate surgical stages. Settings should follow the equipment instructions and clinical protocol.
A 20:1 reduction handpiece reduces rotational speed and increases output torque relative to the motor. It is common in implant motor configurations.
A brushless direct current motor, which uses electronic commutation instead of brushes.
Some systems support multiple gear ratios and connections. The Saeshin X-Cube lists compatible ratios from 1:5 to 256:1. Confirm compatibility for your handpieces before buying.
It varies with motor specifications, handpiece, torque range, irrigation and accessories. Contact AGKEM for a quotation.
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