OM-T0150E
003
Connect air scaler to the handpiece hose.
In case the supply air pressure at the connection (where the scaler is
connected to the handpiece hose) is set at the recommended
0.28MPa(2.9kgf/cm
2
), the air scaler is readily usable.
ŘRead these cautions carefully to correctly follow the intended use.
ŘSafety instructions are intended to avoid potential hazards that could result in personal injuries or damages to the device. Safety instructions
are classified as follows in accordance with the seriousness of the risk.
CAUTIONS IN HANDLING
ŘDo not exceed the recommended air pressure at the back end of the scaler. Excessive air pressure might cause the scaler tip to
accidentally break while in use.
ŘThe oscillation of the tip could exceed 200 Pm amplitude at the recommended air pressure. Caution is requested not to harm the patient.
ŘDo not use a tip on which rust is found. It may break while in use at where rust grew.
WARNING
ŘPlace the most priority of the patient’s safety.
ŘFor professional use only. Do not make incorrect use of the handpiece.
ŘDo not exceed 0.28 MPa (2.9kgf/cm
2
) when setting the air pressure at the dental unit.
ŘIf any abnormalities are found in use, stop using immediately and contact your dealer.
ŘDo not disassemble, nor alter the air scaler.
ŘDo not drop, hit, or subject to excessive shock.
ŘCheck the vibration, noise and overheating outside of the patient’s mouth before initial use. If any abnormalities are found in use, stop using
immediately and contact your dealer.
ŘBe sure to stop the air supply, and replace the tip or the coupling joint.
ŘWatch out the sharp point of the tip.
ŘDo not use a spray lubricant. Limited air discharge orifice size of the scaler forces the propellant pressure to build up inside, and the scaler
may fly off.
ŘDo not clean or wipe the scaler with highly oxidized or acid water or sterilizing solution.
CAUTION
1. Specifications
2. Installation and Supply Air Pressure
Moisture and debris in drive air may cause the air scaler to malfunction. It is important to drain the air compressor on a regular basis, even
though an air filter or air drying device is provided in the air line.
3. Use Dry, Clean Air
Three types of scaler tips as shown in Fig.2 are supplied as accessory items to the scaler.
Typical applications are explained below:
Type S1
…
Universal Type (Reorder number: Z252411)
Curved surfaces, exposed anterior root surfaces, posterior teeth with excessive
lingual tipping, etc.
Type S2
…
Sickle Type (Reorder number: Z252413)
Mandibular anterior teeth, lingual surfaces, hard thick-walled calculus firmly
adhered to a tooth, etc.
Type S3
…
Perio Type (Reorder number: Z252412)
Subgingival and supragingival calculus, tar-like deposit, etc.
To avoid rusting, dry it by air syringe, after removing from the scaler body, immediately after use.
The irrigant port and the threads need to be kept dry.
4. Scaler Tips
Air Scaler
WARNING
ŘSet the supply air pressure at 0.28MPa (2.9kgf/cm
2
) at the connection where the scaler is connected to the handpiece hose, as
shown by the arrow in Fig.1.
ŘHigher air pressure may cause higher tip oscillation, which could damage the tooth surface and may cause pain to the patient. It also
may shoten the tip life and premature failure or breakage of the tip.
ŘThe amplitude may exceed 200Pm, even at the recommended air pressure, care should be exercised not to harm the patient.
CAUTION
The proper air pressure for the air scaler is approximately 0.03MPa higher than the proper air pressure for an air turbine handpiece
because of difference internal structure.
CAUTION
Tips may rust. Poor drying could cause the tips to rust, which may result in premature failure and injury.
AS2000
M4
B2/3
WARNING
CAUTION
Existence of a hazard that could result in bodily injury or damage of the device, if the safety instructions are not followed.
Possibility of a hazard that could result in light or middle degree of bodily injury or damage of device, if the safety
instructions are not followed.
Class Degree of Risk
Model
AS2000
Max. Recommended Air Pressure
0.28 MPa (2.9 kgf/cm
2
)
Air Consumption
25 - 35 L/min
Frequency
5,600 - 6,000 Hz
Weight
M4
…
67g
B2/3
…
64g
Fig. 1
S 1
S 2
S 3
Fig. 2
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