IMPLANTOLOGY MOTOR C SAILOR S1 - REF:642

The equipment (main unit/micromotor/pedal) is guaranteed for 3 years. 

The motor has an implantology mode AND a surgery mode.

The motor is supplied with two implantology / surgery contra-angles, fibre-optic with external irrigation. A green contra-angle ( C6-22 ratio 20:1 ) and a red contra-angle (C7-5S ratio 1:5 ).

In implantology mode, there is a single programme of up to six steps, including one for rinsing the contra-angle. The programme is configurable by modifying the steps. Steps can be added, removed, or reordered.

In surgery mode, a programme of three steps including one for rinsing the contra-angle. Plus three "free" steps linked to the electric micromotor.

The motor can operate with contra-angles of different ratios, thereby adapting the output speed of the contra-angle according to the ratio of the selected contra-angle installed on the machine. The managed ratios are;

In implantology mode 16:1, 20:1, 27:1, 32:1, 64:1. In surgery / electric micromotor mode - 27;1, 20:1, 16:1, 10:1, 4:1, 1:1, 1;2, 1;3, 1;3.3, 1;4.2, 1:5, 

The working torque as well as the contra-angle speed are adjustable at each stage of the implantology mode programmes.

In surgery / micromotor mode, only the speed is adjustable.

The motor is supplied in a sturdy aluminium case, perfectly protected by thick foam padding.

The motor has a touchscreen digital display on its main unit. Simply tap the screen to access the various features.

The micromotor is fitted with an LED light. The cable connection from the micromotor to the main unit is metallic, reinforced compared to the previous generation.

The motor has a saline pump with adjustable flow rate. Five flow rates can be selected (from zero to 4).

The motor has an anti-drip function that can be activated or not. When the motor stops, the pump briefly rotates in reverse to "withdraw" a small amount of product from the end of the irrigation line, thus preventing it from "dripping".

The motor has a "reverse" rotation function.

The motor is fitted with a WIRED pedal (with cable) which allows you to;

- Start the rotation of the contra-angle progressively, depending on the pressure applied to the pedal. However, if you wish to reach maximum speed immediately, simply press the pedal fully.

The pedal also allows you to;

- Select a programme.

- Adjust the saline pump flow rate.

- Change the direction of rotation of the contra-angle.

These functions can also be adjusted via the main unit.

A "measured" torque scale is shown on the digital screen in the form of a line of coloured dots (ranging from green to orange then red). The more illuminated dots there are towards the red end, the closer the measured torque is to the value set for stopping the motor. This allows you to visualise the effort exerted by the contra-angle.

With the motor at rest, the maximum rotation speed of the contra-angle can be set. When the pedal is activated, the maximum speed disappears and the actual output rotation speed of the contra-angle is displayed. This allows you to adjust the rotation speed (shown on the screen) by pressing the pedal more or less, but without ever being able to exceed the pre-set speed.

The motor allows an external backup (on a USB key) of the work carried out.

The motor is supplied with five irrigation lines.

The contra-angle, the electric motor, and its cord are autoclavable.

The motor is very easy and intuitive to use.

The implantology motor is CE certified.

Equipment guaranteed for three years including parts and labour in accordance with our Terms and Conditions (see the "Warranty" section), except for contra-angles which are guaranteed for one year.

Instructions in French, perfectly understandable.

WARNING; important information regarding sterilisation of the micromotor.

BEFORE PUTTING THE MICROMOTOR AND ITS CABLE IN THE AUTOCLAVE;

Imperatively screw the screw/cap into the "nose" of the motor AND carefully check
the condition of the sealing O-ring.
Without this, moisture from the autoclave will enter the motor body and
condense upon cooling, leaving liquid (water) in contact with the electrical
components of the motor, CAUSING ITS DESTRUCTION.....