SHM Dental Low-Speed Contra-Angle Handpiece

Name: SHM Dental Low-Speed Contra-Angle Handpiece
Brand: Dubai Tanta
Price: 960.00 EGP
Availability: InStock

SHM Professional Low-Speed Contra-Angle

The SHM Low-Speed Contra-Angle is a durable and high-torque instrument designed for daily clinical performance in restorative and preventive dentistry. Featuring a 1:1 gear ratio, it provides a stable and consistent speed required for sensitive tasks such as caries excavation near the pulp and final high-luster polishing. Its ergonomic design and precision-machined internal gears ensure a smooth, quiet experience for both the clinician and the patient.

Clinical Advantages

High Torque Stability: Delivers consistent power at low RPMs for controlled excavation and finishing.
Smooth Gear Transmission: Engineered to reduce vibration and operational noise, enhancing clinical precision.
Universal E-Type Connection: Compatible with all standard ISO-compliant low-speed air or electric motors.
Lightweight Handling: Optimized balance to reduce wrist strain during prolonged polishing or prophylaxis sessions.

Indications & Clinical Use

Gentle removal of carious dentin and cavity preparation.
Professional prophylaxis using polishing cups and brushes.
Finishing and contouring of direct composite and amalgam restorations.
Application of medicaments or polishing pastes at controlled speeds.

Material & Performance

High-quality metal alloy body with a wear-resistant finish for long-term durability.
Standard latch-type or push-button compatibility (depending on the specific head variant).
Thermal-resistant internal components designed to withstand rigorous sterilization cycles.
Fully autoclavable for superior infection control.

Clinical Workflow

Attach the SHM contra-angle to a standard E-type motor.
Insert the appropriate contra-angle (CA) shank tool and verify it is locked in place.
Operate within the recommended speed range (up to 40,000 RPM) based on the clinical task.
Post-procedure: clean and lubricate the handpiece thoroughly before autoclaving.