Screw Removal Drill (SR Drill)

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Description

• Used to create a hole in the fractured screw
• Make sure to connect the guide, irrigate and suction to remove any debris
• Available in long and short lengths for different intermaxillary distances
• Drill until the colored marking on the drill is no longer visible through the guide
• Recommended speed: 1,200~1,500 rpm (counterclockwise)
• Recommended number of uses: 5 times
• Connect the guide before use
• Do not apply excessive vertical force
• Do not clean with hydrogen peroxide

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