Ceramic Bearing for all Airotors (universal)

• Solid Si3N4 ceramic balls for reduced friction, increased speed, and improved performance
• Closed design from one side for enhanced protection and longevity
• Torlon cage for the lowest possible friction and highest speed
• Versatile and suitable for a wide range of handpiece applications
• Exceptional hardness and heat resistance of ceramic balls for long-lasting performance
• Reduced need for frequent lubrication due to the superior properties of ceramic balls
• Smooth operation for precise dental procedures and enhanced patient comfort
• Reliable and long-lasting solution for demanding dental practices

• Type: Deep Groove Ball Bearing
• Balls retainer: Torlon
• Quality: ABEC-7
• Bearings: ceramic
• Closures: One Metal Shield
• Balls: Si3N4 Solid Ceramic
• Fits: All Midwest Quiet Air handpieces
• Speed: 400,000 RPM
• Quantity One Bearing VXB Category: Hybrid ceramic bearings

• 1 x Ceramic Bearing

• Ensure that the handpiece is properly sterilized and in good working condition
• Carefully remove the existing bearing from the handpiece
• Take the new ceramic dental bearing out of its packaging, ensuring that it remains clean and free from debris.
• Align the bearing with the appropriate slot or housing in the cartridge of the handpiece, making sure it fits securely.
• Gently press the bearing into place, applying even pressure to ensure a proper fit
• Once the bearing is securely in place, perform a quick visual inspection to ensure it is properly aligned and seated
• Test the handpiece to ensure smooth operation and check for any unusual noise or vibrations

• Country of Origin: Made in PRC

Question: Is this compatible with Waldent Eco Led airotors?
Answer: Yes, the ceramic bearing for all airotors is compatible with the Waldent Eco LED airotor. This universal compatibility ensures seamless integration and optimal performance across various airotor models.

Question: Will the ceramic bearing for all Airotors fit in Waldent Lotus Airotors?
Answer: Yes, the ceramic bearing for all Airotors is designed to be universal and will fit in Waldent Lotus Airotors. This ensures compatibility and optimal performance for your dental handpieces.

Question: What is a handpiece dental bearing, and how does it work?
Answer: A handpiece dental bearing is a component of a dental handpiece that enables the rotation of the bur or drill. It typically consists of an outer and inner ring with balls or rollers between them. The bearing allows for smooth and efficient rotation, contributing to precise dental procedures and improved patient comfort.

Question: Why are ceramic balls used in handpiece dental bearings?
Answer: Ceramic balls, such as Si3N4, offer several advantages over traditional steel balls. They have exceptional hardness, low friction, and resistance to wear and heat, resulting in smoother and more efficient operation. Ceramic balls also require less lubrication than steel balls, contributing to improved performance and longevity.

Question: What is Torlon, and why is it used in handpiece dental bearings?
Answer: Torlon is a high-performance polymer known for its exceptional strength, stiffness, and low friction characteristics. It is used in handpiece dental bearings to construct the cage that holds the ceramic balls. The use of Torlon in the cage results in the lowest possible friction levels, allowing for increased speed and improved operational efficiency.

Question: Can handpiece dental bearings be replaced, and how often should they be replaced?Answer: Yes, handpiece dental bearings can be replaced when they become worn or damaged. The frequency of replacement can vary depending on factors such as usage and maintenance.

Question: Can the handpiece dental bearing be sterilized?
Answer: The handpiece dental bearing itself is not typically sterilized. Instead, it is recommended to sterilize the entire handpiece according to the manufacturer's instructions, which includes the bearing. Proper sterilization protocols will help ensure a clean and hygienic environment for dental procedures.