StarDental 430, 430SW, 430SWL Instructions For Use And Maintenance Manual
430 Torque Instructions for Use and Maintenance
BEFORE OPERATING THE HANDPIECE, CAREFULLY READ AND FOLLOW ALL OF THESE INSTRUCTIONS. SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE AND OBSERVE ALL WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS.
Indications for Use
The 430 Torque High-Speed Handpieces are used by trained dental professionals for a variety of procedures
including but not limited to caries and amalgam removal, restorative work and crown preparations.
Specifications
430SWL® Torque and 430SW™ Torque High-Speed Handpieces are designed to fit a StarDental®
360° quick
disconnect swivel. The 430SWL Torque handpiece connects to both StarDental and standard 4/6-Line ISO fiber
optic (F.O.) tubing. The 430SW Torque connects to standard 4 hole tubing.
430SWL & 430SW Torque
Type: High-speed fiber optic with a swivel and replaceable autochuck turbine
Operating Air Pressure: 38 to 43 psi
Air Consumption: 1.9 SCFM @ 43 psi
No Load Speed: 395,000 rpm @ 43 PSI
Stall Torque: .26 oz.-in @ 43 PSI
Average Power: 20 watts
(Max Power > 25 watts @ 43 psi)
LUBRICATED Ceramic Bearing Turbine
Lubricate handpiece daily with DentaLube II, StarDental®
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Disconnect handpiece.
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Assemble the conical red tip applicator, StarDental Part #202954, into the DentaLube II bottle cap.
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Find drive air tube at rear of handpiece and place three drops of DentaLube II.
Part #262539, and prior to each sterilization procedure.
(See illustrations for more detail).
Note: Never operate handpiece without bur in place.
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With bur in place connect handpiece to tubing, operate for 20 seconds to expel excess lubricant.
LubeFree Handpieces contain a LubeFree ceramic bearing turbine. The turbine uses a sophisticated ceramic bearing
design and, therefore requires no lubrication. To ensure the life of and to prevent damage to this turbine - do not
lubricate it. If it gets lubricated even once, it MUST then continue to be lubricated for the rest of its life.
Cleaning & Sterilization
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Clean and sterilize handpieces and burs as soon as practical before first use and after each patient.
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Repeated processing has minimal effect on this handpiece. End of life is normally determined by wear and
damage due to use.
Dental Advisor reference:
Advisor Microbiology Research Center. On file with StarDental.
Yapp, R., Cowen, M., & Powers, J. (2016). Handpiece Torque vs. Speed Performance (Rep.). Anne Arbor, MI: The Dental
Do not exceed 135°C
Do not use
hand soaps
detergents
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surface sprays combining disinfectants
INSTRUCTIONS
Automated washer-disinfectors are not recommended.
Rinse the bur thoroughly and allow it to dry, then sterilize – see sterilization section
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Pre
CAUTIONS
1. Cleaning
To prevent damage to the bur, use an autoclavable bur block.
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dry heat sterilizer
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cold sterilizers
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ultrasonic cleaners
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chemical disinfectors
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surgical milk
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surface wipes
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Cleaning Handpieces:
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Remove debris from external surfaces using a small brush and isopropyl alcohol.
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Clean internal surfaces of the handpiece at the swivel connection location using a small brush and
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immersion techniques
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sterilizer bags
isopropyl alcohol.
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Optical surfaces can be cleaned with a cotton swab soaked in isopropyl alcohol.
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Dry thoroughly. Repeat after each patient.
Cleaning Diamond Burs:
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After each use, clean the diamond bur by running it against a wet diamond cleaning stone.
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To mechanically clean, the diamond bur should be held in a solution of either enzymatic presoak, Sparkl®
Dental Instrument Cleaner StarDental® Part# 205472, or water.
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2. Lubrication Lubricate - For Lubricated Handpieces ONLY - See 'Lubrication' instruction section
3. Packaging Single: A standard sterilization packaging material must be used. Ensure that the pack is large enough to contain
the handpiece without stressing the seals.
In sets: Handpieces may be loaded into dedicated instrument trays or general purpose sterilization trays. Ensure
that cutting edges are protected and do not exceed the tray manufacturer’s limit per tray. Wrap the trays using
appropriate packaging materials and methods.
4. Wrapped
Instrument
Sterilization
Gravity Type Autoclave:
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Minimum of 15 minutes at 132° C
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Minimum of 30 minutes at 121° C
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Do not exceed 135° C
5. Drying Dry the handpiece for 30 minutes minimum using the sterilization dry cycle and allow the handpiece to cool to
room temperature in bag prior to use. If moisture is present, increase your sterilizer dry cycle appropriately.
6. Storage Store in bag after sterilization until ready to use.
MAINTENANCE
Instructions Use Junk-Out™ High-Speed Chuck Cleaner Kit (263790) once a week prior to sterilization to ensure optimum
working condition of the chuck. Instructions for cleaning the chuck are included in the Junk-Out kit.
See Turbine Replacement section of this manual for additional information.
-Vacuum Autoclave:
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Minimum of 4 minutes at 132° C
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Do not exceed 135° C
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