Dental laboratory power tool system

Definition

An assembly of devices intended to be used in a dental laboratory to bore/cut/grind dental fixtures, appliances, and materials for their preparation or repair. It typically consists of a drilling handpiece, a compact mains electricity (AC-powered) motor, an enclosed and flexible spinning cable (e.g., a Bowden cable), and a variety of dental power tool attachments to hold the active instruments (e.g., drills, burs, grind wheels). The spinning cable provides power to the handpiece from the electric motor which is placed distant from the site of operation, providing additional protection from exposure to electrical current. The system is typically combined with various speed controllers.

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Last updated

2026-06-04 19:44:10