Pieza de Mano NSK PANA AIR

High Speed Air Turbine Handpiece
O P E R AT I O N M A N U A L
CAUTION
• Place the most priority of the patient's safety.
• For professional use only. Do not make wrong use of the handpiece.
• Do not disassemble, nor alter the handpiece.
• Check the vibration, noise and overheating outside the patient's oral cavity before use. If any
abnormalities are found, stop using immediately and contact your dealer.
• If any abnormalities are found in use, stop using immediately and contact your dealer.
• After extended use the handpiece may become noisy, replace the cartridge with a new one
manufactured by NSK. Failure to replace the cartridge may cause accidents or impair operator’s
hearing.
• Depressing the push-button while handpiece bur is in rotation will result in OVERHEATING of the
handpiece head. Special caution must be exercised during use to keep cheek tissue AWAY from
the push-button of the handpiece. Contact with cheek tissue may cause the push-button to
depress and injury to the patient may occur.
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ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN SPANISH
• Do not drop, hit, or subject to excessive shock.
• Do not use bent, damaged, or sub-standard burs. The shank could be bent or broken even within
the recommended speed.
• Always keep the bur shank clean. Entry of debris into the chuck could cause bur run-out and the
bur could not be mounted inmost.
• Do not exceed the bur manufacture’s recommended speed.
• Do not operate the handpiece without the bur or test-bur.
• Always mount the bur or the test-bur even when the handpiece is not in use.
• Remove the bur or the test-bur after the air supply is stopped completely.
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SUPPLY AIR PRESSURE
Set the pressure at the arrow, Fig. 1, to 0.18~0.22MPa (1.8~2.2kgf/cm2) . If a pressure gauge for use
at the arrow is not available, set the air pressure
to 0.2~0.25MPa (2~2.5kgf/cm2) at the drive
air pressure gauge in the unit.
Fig. 1
CAUTION
Do not exceed the recommended air pressure. This is important to prevent higher speed
which could cause breaking of the bur and premature bearing failure.
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BUR TYPES

WRONG: Cutting Edges
Insert the bur all the way into the chuck until it stops.
When the chucking mechanism is
CAUTION positioned on the cutting edges, the
edges could bite into the chuck, causing
the bur frozen in chuck.
• Do not use non-standard burs. The shank diameter, in particular,
must conform to ISO standard of 1.59~1.6mm. WRONG: Shank Taper
• Do not use bent, irregularly worn, or damaged burs. Always keep

the burs clean. Dirt and debris on the shank may cause clogging When the chucking mechanism is
positioned on the shank taper, the chuck
of the chuck, loss of grip power, or premature wear of the chuck. may loosen and the bur would walk out
during use.
• Do not use short shank burs on the Standard or Torque head
CORRECT: Bur Shank
handpiece. In case such needs to be used, locate the chucking
mechanism on the bur shank, and not on the shank taper on the
When the chucking mechanism is
cutting edges. (Fig.2) positioned on the shank correctly, the bur
is rigidly held in place.
• Always use short shank burs in MINI (PA-M, PA-MU). Fig. 2 4
CHANGING BURS
(1) Screw Type Chuck
Bur Removal :
Mount the Chuck Wrench as shown in Fig. 3 with the
knurled knob pulled out. Push the knob into the head
and make a 1/4 turn in the counter-clockwise
direction. Bur is ready to remove. (Do not turn the
knob more than a 1/4 turn.)
Fig. 3
Bur Mounting :
To mount a bur, turn the knob in the clockwise direction with the knob pushed into the head.
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WRONG:
CAUTION
• Do not run the handpiece with the bur not fully inserted (Fig. 4). Chuck may be deformed or
Bearings may fail prematurely due to poor bur concentricity and prematurely failed.
resultant vibration. CORRECT:

3mm approx.
• Never run the handpiece without a bur. Chuck may be forced out
or damaged, or cause damage to the bearings. Maximum spacing of approx. 3mm is
permissible. Greater spacing may
cause poor concentricity of bur, and
premature failure of bearings and
chuck.
Fig. 4
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(2) Ultra Push Type
Bur Removal : Remove Push
Push the push button in the head cap with thumb to click,
and remove the bur. (Fig. 5)
Bur Mounting :
Insert the bur into the head until it stops (1~2mm deep
approx). Push the push button and further insert the bur all Fig. 5
the way into the head until it stops.
CAUTION
In case of cutting under heavy vibrations such as in crown removal, there may be a case
where the bur is difficult to remove with ease. In such a case, pull out the bur with pliers or
the like with the push button kept pushed with the EG wrench. This case may be prevented if
you often relocate position of the bur in the chuck.
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LUBRICATION

Spray PANA-SPRAY Plus for 1~2 seconds into the drive air tube at the end of each day's work.
Should use of the handpiece be above average, lubricate with PANA-SPRAY Plus twice a day (one at
lunch time, and one at the end of the day's work). Be sure to sufficiently lubricate with PANA-SPRAY
Plus before autoclaving. In case you use NSK's Turbine Oil (Reorder No.Z016-112) supply 2~3 drops
into the drive air tube once or twice a day.
Note : Hold the PANA-SPRAY Plus can upright, press the spray nozzle to the drive air tube of the
handpiece as shown in Fig. 6, and spray.
Drive Air Tube Spray Nozzle
Midwest Borden Borden

4-Hole 2-Hole 3-Hole PANA-SPRAY Plus Fig. 6
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STERILIZATION
Sterilization by autoclaving is recommended.
Autoclave sterilization required after each patient as noted below.
AUTOCLAVING
1 Brush off excess dirt and wipe clean with alcohol-soaked cloth.
2 Remove PANA-AIR ∑ handpiece from the hose and lubricate with PANA SPRAY Plus as described in
LUBRICATION.
3 Insert the handpiece in a sterilization pouch and seal it.
4 Autoclavable up to a max. 135˚C.
ex.) Autoclave for 20 min. at 121˚C, or 15 min. at 132˚C.
5 Keep the handpiece in the autoclave pouch to keep it clean until you use it.
EN13060 4.6.3 recommends autoclaving for 3 minutes (minimum holding time) at 134˚C or 15
minutes (minimum holding time) at 121˚C. NSK recommends Class B or S sterilization.
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CAUTION
• Skip dry cycle.
• Heating element may be located at the bottom of the chamber, and the temperature there
locally may exceed the set value. Place the handpieces on the central or upper tray.
• Do not autoclave the handpiece, even when it is bagged, together with other instruments,
from which chemicals are not sufficiently cleaned. This is to avoid discoloration and/or
damage to the plating of the handpiece.
CARTRIDGE REPLACEMENT
(1) Removing Cartridge
Mount a dummy bur in the chuck.
Turn the head cap counter-clockwise with the head cap
wrench, and remove the head cap. Push up the dummy bur,
and the cartridge is easily removed from the head. (Fig. 7) MINI and STANDARD TORQUE Fig. 7 10
Alignment Slot Alignment Head Cap
(2) Mounting Cartridge Wrench
Pin
Align the small pin in the cartridge with the slot in the
handpiece head, and insert the cartridge into the head.
Mount and screw in the head cap with fingers till tight.
Further tighten with the head cap wrench. (Fig. 8)
Cartridge Head Cap Fig. 8
CAUTION
• The threads in the head are very fine. Do not turn the head cap with the wrench from the
first turn.
• Use of non-NSK- made cartridge may void the NSK warranty.
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High Speed Air Turbine Handpiece

ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN SPANISH

• Do not use bent, irregularly worn, or damaged burs. Always keep

resultant vibration. CORRECT:

ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN SPANISH

Drive Air Tube Spray Nozzle

Midwest Borden Borden

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