Bone Collector

Bone chips that are sufficiently thick to facilitate a straightforward GBRinput:
output:Free of vibrationsinput:
output:The front-end protruded point serves to prevent vibration and sliding during the initial drilling process.input:
output:Irrigation simplicityinput:
output:The twin blade drill’s thin cutting blade configuration facilitates irrigation.input:
output:How to operate the Autobone collectorinput:
output:To disinfect the drill and the stopper, separate them and place them in the autoclave.input:
output:Attach the stopper to the drill.input:
output:Set the desired rotation rate (rpm) within the surgical engine’s operating range, which is 300 to 600 rpm (300 rpm is recommended for inexperienced users).input:
output:During irrigation, collect autogenous bone while pumping.input:
output:Once the collection of autogenous bones has been completed, grip the top of the stopper on the drill and gradually separate the stopper from the drill. (An advertent bouncing of the spring may result from an attempt to separate the stopper by grasping the bottom of the stopper.)input:
output:If necessary, employ the Bone Ejector to extract any autogenous bone that is retained in the stopper.input:
output:AutoBone CollectorBrief Forminput:
output:Long TypeRestrictorinput:
output:Short Form

Long TypeBone Extractor