Lynx style "E" type air motor (20,000 RPM) has a short shaft for slow-speed handpieces.
Product Details:
- Use with all "E" Type attachments.
- Has a 4 hole connector.
- 20,000 RPM motor with forward and reverse control.
- Autoclavable.
- Has a one year warranty.
- For a Lynx Style "E" Air Motor (20,000 RPM) replacement shaft o-ring, see #15-100-OR.
Need a different style air motor for your slow speed? Other styles available:
I'm looking at purchasing a new slow-speed handpiece. Suggestions?
There are two options: one with a 5k motor or one with a 20k motor. If you were to buy a slow-speed with a 20k motor, you can purchase a reduction attachment that will still allow you to do prophy work, caries removal, and trim temporaries at a slower speed.
There are also 4:1 contra angles and nosecones for E-type handpieces (Star has a torque multiplier that is a reduction attachment). The only downside to a 20k motor with attachments is the bulk and weight of your slow-speed dental handpiece.
TECH TIP: For more information read more Handpiece Q&A or The Blue Handbook: How to Care for Your Handpiece.
Lynx style "E" type air motor (20,000 RPM) has a short shaft for slow-speed handpieces.
Product Details:
- Use with all "E" Type attachments.
- Has a 4 hole connector.
- 20,000 RPM motor with forward and reverse control.
- Autoclavable.
- Has a one year warranty.
- For a Lynx Style "E" Air Motor (20,000 RPM) replacement shaft o-ring, see #15-100-OR.
Need a different style air motor for your slow speed? Other styles available:
I'm looking at purchasing a new slow-speed handpiece. Suggestions?
There are two options: one with a 5k motor or one with a 20k motor. If you were to buy a slow-speed with a 20k motor, you can purchase a reduction attachment that will still allow you to do prophy work, caries removal, and trim temporaries at a slower speed.
There are also 4:1 contra angles and nosecones for E-type handpieces (Star has a torque multiplier that is a reduction attachment). The only downside to a 20k motor with attachments is the bulk and weight of your slow-speed dental handpiece.
TECH TIP: For more information read more Handpiece Q&A or The Blue Handbook: How to Care for Your Handpiece.