NSK SGA ES Surgical 20° Handpiece

Description

The NSK SGA ES 20° Angle Handpiece is an exceptional tool designed specifically for microsurgical procedures that require precise access to hard-to-reach areas. Equipped with a 20° angled head, this handpiece allows for enhanced maneuverability and optimal visibility during delicate microsurgical tasks. Its angled design is particularly beneficial for procedures that demand intricate and accurate movements. Featuring a gear ratio of 1:1, the NSK SGS ES Straight Handpiece ensures a direct drive, providing seamless power transmission without any loss of efficiency. This results in enhanced control and optimal performance during surgical procedures. The handpiece is specifically designed to accommodate surgical burs with a diameter of Ø2.35, which is a common size used in microsurgery. This compatibility ensures that users can easily find and utilize appropriate burs for their specific surgical needs. With a maximum speed of 40,000 min-1 (rotations per minute), the NSK SGS ES Straight Handpiece offers a high-speed capability necessary for precise cutting and drilling during microsurgical procedures. One notable feature of this handpiece is the twist chuck mechanism. The twist chuck enables quick and secure attachment and removal of burs, providing convenience and ease of use for the user. This feature ensures efficient workflow and minimizes downtime during surgical procedures.

Key Specifications

Direction to Use

Preparation

• Ensure that the handpiece is clean and free from any debris or contaminants.
• Check the bur compatibility and select a suitable Ø2.35 surgical bur for your specific procedure.
• Connect the handpiece to a compatible power source or surgical unit.

Attachment of the Bur:

• Hold the handpiece firmly in one hand.
• Locate the twist chuck mechanism at the front end of the handpiece.
• Rotate the chuck in the counterclockwise direction to open it.
• Insert the shank of the selected surgical bur into the chuck.
• Rotate the chuck in the clockwise direction to secure the bur in place. Ensure it is tightly fastened.

Powering On:

• Activate the power source or surgical unit to supply power to the handpiece.
• Ensure that the speed control is set to the desired speed for your procedure (up to a maximum of 40,000 min-1).

Operation:

• Hold the handpiece in a comfortable grip, ensuring stability and control.
• Position the handpiece’s straight head at the desired surgical site, aligning it with the target area.
• Gently apply pressure to the handpiece, allowing the bur to make contact with the target surface.
• Begin operating the handpiece by activating the foot pedal or using the control buttons on the surgical unit.
• Control the speed and movement of the handpiece based on the specific requirements of the procedure.
• Make precise and deliberate movements, adjusting the handpiece’s position as needed to achieve the desired surgical outcome.
• Regularly inspect the handpiece and bur during the procedure, ensuring they remain clean and free from debris.

Bur Removal:

• Once the procedure is complete, power off the handpiece and disconnect it from the power source.
• Locate the twist chuck mechanism and rotate it counterclockwise to release the bur.
• Remove the bur from the chuck carefully.