Low Speed Handpiece Repair
We specialize in low speed handpiece repair, attachments, and heads for:
- Midwest
- Star
- KaVo
- NSK/Brasseler
- W&H/A-dec
- Bien-Air
- Ask about other manufacturers
Low-Speed Motors
- Replacement of bearings, o-rings, seats – and depending on make/model
- All parts required to achieve optimum performance
- Thorough Cleaning
- Testing under load of 35 to 40 psi
- Motor/rotor housing replacement also available
- Most motor repairs come with a 1 year warranty.
Attachments
Standard Overhaul Includes:
- Replacement of bearings, gears, springs and seals (when applicable)
- Cleaning
- Lubrication
- Testing
- Minimum 6 months warranty
Low-Speed Head Overhaul &
Aftermarket Replacement
- KaVo push-button
- KaVo latch
- Midwest push-button
- Midwest standard ball bearing
- Midwest standard
- Star push-button
- Star standard ball bearing
- Star standard
- Minimum 6 months warranty
At Hayes We Offer Factory Level Repairs For All Types Of Dental Handpieces. High Speed, Electric, And Even Implant Handpieces.
FAQ
The time required for a low-speed handpiece repair can vary depending on the extent of the damage and the availability of spare parts. In most cases, a standard repair can be completed within a few days. However, complex repairs or the need for specialized parts may take longer.
A low-speed handpiece repair service typically involves a thorough inspection of the handpiece to identify the underlying issues. The repair technician will disassemble the handpiece, replace any worn-out or damaged parts, clean and lubricate the internal components, and reassemble the handpiece. They will also test the handpiece to ensure it is functioning properly.
Low-speed handpieces can experience various issues that may require repair. Common problems include worn-out bearings, faulty gears, air or water leaks, damaged attachments, or motor malfunctions. Over time, continuous use and wear can lead to these issues, necessitating professional repair services.
There are a few signs that indicate your low-speed handpiece may require repair. These include unusual noises during operation, decreased power or performance, excessive vibration, overheating, or difficulty in controlling the handpiece.