• Designed to harvest bone in powdered form.
• Special non-slip tip provides secure cutting action.
• Excellent cutting force supports efficient bone harvesting.
• Designed to operate with minimal vibration on the working surface.
• Reusable stopper helps control the working depth.
• Suitable for autogenous bone collection during implant procedures.
• Available in a 6 mm configuration.
• Designed for professional dental implantology and bone-grafting applications.

The Julldent ACM Drill (JULL-DENT 148) is an Auto Chip Maker drill designed to harvest autogenous bone in powdered form during dental implantology and bone-grafting procedures.
The drill features a special non-slip tip designed to provide effective cutting action. Its design is intended to deliver high cutting force while minimizing vibration during use. A reusable rubber stopper is supplied to assist with controlling the working depth.
The 6 mm variant is currently listed for the Julldent ACM Drill range. The instrument is intended for professional clinical use where autogenous bone needs to be harvested in a powdered form.

• Product type: Auto Chip Maker (ACM) Drill
• Product code: JULL-DENT 148
• Application: Autogenous bone harvesting
• Bone collection form: Powdered bone
• Available size: 6 mm
• Tip design: Special non-slip tip
• Cutting performance: High cutting force
• Vibration control: Designed for reduced vibration
• Stopper: Reusable rubber stopper included
• Usage: Reusable

1 Pack Contains:
• 1 × Julldent ACM Drill
• 1 × Reusable Rubber Stopper

1. Select the appropriate ACM drill size according to the planned bone-harvesting procedure.
2. Inspect and sterilize the drill and reusable stopper according to the applicable validated protocol.
3. Secure the ACM drill in a compatible surgical handpiece.
4. Set the reusable stopper to the desired working depth before starting the procedure.
5. Position the drill at the selected bone-harvesting site.
6. Operate the drill using the speed, pressure and irrigation parameters recommended by the manufacturer and clinician's established protocol.
7. Collect the powdered bone generated during the drilling procedure using appropriate sterile collection techniques.
8. Stop drilling once the planned quantity or depth has been reached.
9. Remove the drill carefully and inspect the harvested bone material before its intended clinical use.
10. Clean, inspect and sterilize the drill and stopper according to the validated reprocessing protocol.

Manufactured by: Jullundur Surgical Works (JULL-DENT), India

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