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We've been shiping these units for about 18 months now, and the feedback form clinics in Southeast Asia has been pretty consistent—they like the dual function for implant and bone work.
It's basically a piezo ultrasonic unit with LED illumination built right into the handpiece, which makes a real difference when you're working in a tight posterior area. The Bluetooth connectivity is actually more useful than I expected for adjusting settings without breaking sterility. Most buyers go with the 110V version, but we stock both and can swap the power supply in about 20 days or so. One thing that caught me off guard early on was how much the interface switch matters—you can toggle between implant mode and bone surgery mode without changing tips, which saves time.
CE cert is current, Class I classification, and we include a 1-year warranty that covers the handpiece and main unit. Teh metal housing holds up well under daily disinfection, though the plastic on the control panel can show wear after heavy use.
It's not really suited for high-speed drilling or anything involving rotary tools—this is strictly for ultrasonic work, so think precise osteotomy and atraumatic extraction prep. We usually have stock, but confirm lead time for orders over 50 units or so.
HS code 90184990 covers it, and our company provide COA with each shipment.
Yes, it supports both 110V and 220V, so you can use it in different regions without needing a separate voltage converter.
We have CE certification for this unit, and it's classified as a Class I medical device, so it meets EU safety standards.
We usually accept MOQ of 1 unit for this model, so you can order just one to test it out.
Yes, the interface is designed for quick switching between functions—just select the mode you need on the control panel and it's ready to go.
It comes in sturdy foam-lined packaging to protect the unit during transit. Lead time is usually 7-15 days depending on your location.
