Professional diamond cutter 5.5 mm

Professional micromotor cutter with cylindrical shape
Body with diamond abrasive surface and stainless steel head without abrasive or sharp surfaces
Ideal for safe work on the lamina and in the nail walls
Autoclavable
Diameter 5.5 mm

Ref: CM686D

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Product description

Professional bi-directional micro-motor cutter with cylindrical shape.

Body with diamond abrasive surface and stainless steel head free of abrasive or sharp surfaces, ideal for safe work on the lamina and in the nail walls.

The working part is covered with high-grade diamond grains, aggregated using a special process that guarantees a surface with a homogeneous and long-lasting distribution, for excellent working results.

Made of hygienic stainless steel and easily disinfected and sterilised up to 180°C: in an autoclave, with dry heaters or chemical solutions.

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Details

Diameter: 5.5 mm

Recommended speed of use: 1,000 to 20,000 rpm

Hints

Correct hygiene:

Spray with a ready-to-use instrument pretreater and wait at least 5 minutes.

Never use abrasive metal brushes for cleaning.

Rinse and proceed with simultaneous cleaning, cleansing and disinfection with a concentrated disinfectant detergent, which must be diluted in water and can be used in ultrasonic equipment.

Contact time with instruments is 10 minutes, maximum 15 minutes, after which rinse thoroughly with demineralised water and dry.

Proceed with the usual sterilisation techniques (autoclave etc.).

Caution: do not use temperatures higher than 180°C.

For a better abrasive performance, we recommend cleaning the diamond burr with the specific silicon carbide stone, Ref. CM406; this is a fine-grained white stone which should be moistened with water before gently sliding the burr over its surface.

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