Dental handpiece model and brand library
Filter by brand, drive type, coupling family or keyword to see the coupling standard, bur type and known wear points for a model. Use it to work out what you are holding before you order a spare part.
This library is a starting reference, not a compatibility database. Manufacturers change couplings, head geometry and spare parts between generations, and they sell the same model name in several coupling variants. Always confirm the part against the instructions for use for your exact model. If a row here disagrees with your IFU, the IFU is right — and please tell us.
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Family-level entries are marked as such: they are waiting on exact model numbers before they can be treated as specific. Compatibility is claimed by sellers far more often than it is certified, so treat any "compatible with" claim as something to verify.
What to note down before looking for parts
- Coupling patternHow many holes, and what shape. This decides whether a handpiece fits your tubing at all. See coupling and bur standards.
- Drive typeAir turbine, low-speed air motor or electric. It decides the lubricant and the wear part.
- Bur shankFG, RA or HP — printed on the bur packaging you already use.
- Cycle countIf you track sterilization cycles per handpiece, this is the number that predicts a bearing failure.
Missing a model, or found a mistake?
The library is being expanded brand by brand, prioritised by what visitors actually ask for. Corrections are just as welcome as additions — if a row here contradicts your instructions for use, we want to hear it.
Two ready-made messages
There is no form on this site. Each button opens your own email app to hello@handpiece.com with a short skeleton already in place — fill it in, attach a photo of the engraving, and it is done.
If the buttons do nothing, your mail app may not accept pre-filled links and your browser may block the copy action — write to hello@handpiece.com directly instead.
- Brand and model exactly as engraved on the body — photograph it, because a partly legible model number is a normal problem.
- Coupling pattern if you know it: how many holes, and their arrangement.
- What you need it for, if it is a request rather than a correction.