❯
Before every treatment check that the sealing
rings are in place and that they are intact. Miss-
ing or defective sealing rings must be replaced
immediately.
❯
Safe and proper operation of the device can
only be ensured if the instruments are correctly
locked in the instrument chuck.
CAUTION
Instrument aspiration due to missing
or defective support seal
❯
Do not use the device without the sup-
port seal.
❯
Check that the support seal is inserted
and that it is intact.
To prevent any deformation of the instru-
ment chuck, the union nut must only be
tightened if an instrument is inserted.
❯
Check that the instrument is tight and secure
before placing it in the patient's mouth.
Result:
The following circumstances can endanger the
patient and jeopardise the success of the treat-
ment:
– Incorrectly inserted instruments
– Bent instruments
– Defective resonating ring
– Defective union nut
– Manipulation of the instrument chuck
9.2 Scaler handpiece
Overview
The Vector Scaler handpiece is suitable for the
efficient removal of dental calculus and of con-
crement.
The cooling channel runs to a point just before
the instrument tip. This offers the following
advantages:
– Less water used, therefore less aerosol forma-
tion.
– Less contamination.
– Better clarity.
– Easier aspiration.
– Better cooling, as the fluid flows directly over
the working tip.
During treatment using the Scaler handpiece,
fluid is applied as a constant stream.
Settings
POWER
RINSE CLEAN
LIQUID
PEDAL
FUNCTION
POWER
The power is adjusted in the POWER operating
panel.
The Vector Scaler handpiece enables optimum
adjustment of the ultrasonic power according to
the medical indication in conjunction with the cor-
responding instrument.
The power can be adjusted between 5 settings
on the Scaler handpiece, "POWER".
Operating frequency:
The operating frequency of the Scaler handpiece
is in the range between 27–32 kHz (20–120 µm)
LIQUID
On the Scaler handpiece the water amount can
be selected from 3 settings:
LED dis-
play
Water amount
1 30 ml/min
2 37–40 ml/min
Usage
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