Inserting The Bur - KaVo SURGmatic S11 L Instructions For Use Manual

Instructions for use SURGmatic S11 L – 1.009.1010, SURGmatic S11 C – 1.009.1005
5 Operation | 5.3 Inserting the bur

5.3 Inserting the bur

NOTE
Only use carbide burs or diamond burs that conform to ISO 1797 type 1 and
type 2, are made of steel or hard metal, and meet the following criteria:
- Shaft diameter: 2.334 to 2.350 mm
with a bur stop:
- Shaft clamping length: at least 12 mm
- Shaft clamping length: max. 22 mm
without a bur stop:
- Shaft clamping length: at least 30 mm
- Shaft clamping length: max. 44.5 mm
Use of non-approved burs.
Injury to the patient or damage to the medical device.
4 Comply with the instructions for use and the intended use of the bur.
4 Only use burs that do not deviate from the specified data.
Contaminated, sharp-edged bur.
Infections or cuts.
4 Use gloves or a finger guard when you test, insert and remove the bur.
Bur with damaged, worn or deformed shafts.
Risk of injury, bur may fall out during treatment.
4 Never use burs with damaged, worn or deformed shafts.
Defective chuck system.
Risk of injury, bur may fall out during treatment.
4 Pull on the bur to check if the chuck system is functioning properly and that
the bur is firmly clamped.
Bur with damaged, worn or deformed shafts.
Property damage to the chuck system, bur is difficult or impossible to remove
from the chuck system.
4 Never use burs with damaged, worn or deformed shafts.
Incorrectly clamped bur.
Property damage to the chuck system, bur is difficult or impossible to remove
from the chuck system.
4 Never use burs with shortened shafts.
4 Never use burs that show recesses, tapering, diamond coding or cutting ge-
ometries in the section corresponding to the clamped length.
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