We understand the importance and need to have a powerful, ergonomic handpiece that allows you to do your job efficiently, while producing esthetic results. With that in mind, Ame handpieces, which new design allows the handpiece to easily reach any treatment area of the mouth, and provide a clear vision for the treatment area to improve the efficiency of treatment. A revolution in handpiece design.
Best conditions for completely safe and relaxed work.
FDA Registered/ CE/ ISO Certified Facility.
Features:
- Ergonomic Design
- Lightweight
- LED Light
- Easy to Replace Turbine
- Ceramic Ball Bearings
- Clean Head System
- Autochuck Push Button
- Hygienic, Non-Retraction system
- Whisper quiet
- Autoclavability
USA bearing: we only use USA bearing, it can work more than 1500 hours and still working.
Ame HG1- high speed handpiece small head, quick coupling with LED
- Small in size, but big in performance, USA bearing
- Quick coupling
- Very Strong Cutting Power
- Triple water spay provides even distribution of coolant water over the entire surface of the tooth and prevents the water spray from being blocked when cutting is performed on the distal surface of a tooth.
- Whisper quiet: 57 dB(A) making patients are no longer nervous, while protecting doctors and listening health of the patient.
- Long life span
Non-retraction system, avoid impurities, blood and virus entering into the cartridge when the handpiece stop working, ensure the clean environment of handpiece, which highly increase the service life of handpiece.
The clean head system be built-in turbine head is to prevent the pressure changes caused by blood, viruses and so on into the handpiece through the head of the device when stop working. At the same time, no foreign body into the bearing, which can asubstantial increase the life span of bearings.
The top of the cartridge with a movable structure, increase the balance of the upper and lower bearings, which mainly ensure avoid friction with the rear cover when the cartridge in a high-speed rotation condition.
