Carbide bar for dental rotary instrument
AssigneeShofu Inc.
InventorsShuji Sonoi, Osamu Asao, Masako Shigezawa
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Abstract
This invention discloses a carbide bar for a dental rotary instrument which eliminates defects of the prior art. In the prior art, blades of the carbide bar are twisting on to rightward from a bottom to a top portion and this twisting offers some inconvenience such as detaching connection between hand piece and the bar during rotation work and stacking of cutting dusts for ill efficiency. This invention has now developed a new method for the blades, which should be twisted leftward from the bottom to the top to clear the submitted inconvenience.
Claims5
A carbide bar for a dental rotary machine to be attached with a hand piece for dental workers, and the bar comprises:
- a stick type shank made of stainless steel;
- cutting portions prepared at one end of the shank;
- and the portions mainly made of tungsten carbide,
- wherein the cutting portions have plural blades and the blades are composed of twisting form from the shank to a top portion in a contrary direction toward a rotary movement of the bar.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.