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exhibitors18 Greater New York Dental Meeting — Nov. 30, 2015 Ad By Osada Staff n Osada, a leading manufacturer of high torque/low-speed electric hand- piece systems, introduces its XL-S40 designed for oral surgery and implant preparations. It comes with the small- est and lightest brushless micromo- tor on the market, according to the company. The brushless design offers the reliabilityandaffordabilityclinicians have come to expect from Osada. Operating quietly, the XL-S40 is capa- ble of 80,000 rpm for oral surgery at 5 Ncm torque, and 2,000 rpm for implant preparation at up to 60 Ncm torque. The micromotor has the ISO e-type coupler to accept variety of hand- pieces. Adjusting the speed or water volume is intuitive with easy-to-use touch controls, the company asserts. For efficient sterilization, the micro- motor can be autoclaved. TheOE-F15piezoelectricultrasonic system is the latest in the Enac line, and it features extended power for oral-surgeryprocedures,suchasbone cutting. A precision instrument, the Osada Enac enables the practitioner to per- form minimally invasive procedures, resulting in faster patient recovery, the company states. It is ergonomically designed and provides excellent illumination of the surgical field. The peristaltic pump controls irrigation and temperature of attachment tips. Osada has been making piezoelectric ultrasonic sys- tems for more than 30 years, making this technology that you can trust, the company asserts. Osada Electric Company, Ltd., began manufacturing quality dental equipment in 1935 in Nagoya and Tokyo, Japan. Now besides the head- quarters in Tokyo, there are three factories, sales and service offices in major cities throughout Japan and an overseas department that accommo- dates international clients. In 1972, Osada Incorporated was established in the United States to distribute and service high torque/ low-speed electric handpiece systems for dental laboratories and orthodon- tic specialists in North America. The Osada product offerings expanded to address the needs in oral surgery, implantology, veterinary, podiatry, orthodontics, dental laboratory, bio- physicsdepartmentsofresearchinsti- tutions and more. In 1980, Osada developed Enac, a quartzcrystalpiezoelectricultrasonic system that held promise for multiple applications in the field of dentistry. Five years later, Osada began distri- bution of the Enac Piezoelectric Ultra- sonic System in the United States. Thanks to the dynamic nature of the piezoelectric ultrasonic system, Enacnowenjoyswideusageasamust- have instrument in general dentistry, endodontics, periodontics and, more than ever, oral surgery, according to the company. Osadaalsodistributesandservices the electronic Apex locator, Endex and Endex Plus. Osada is a pioneer in developing the third-generation apex locator — capable of precise measuring of the canal in wet condi- tion. Attachments, parts and tips are readily available with a phone call away, according to Osada. The com- pany assures you will receive prompt response and quick turnaround to servicerequests,troubleshootingand repair services. OSADA XL-S40: The smallest brushless micromotor on the market Here at the GNYDM You can experience the benefits of the XL-S40 micromotor and bone-cutting Enac OE-F15 piezoelectric in person at Osada’s booth, No. 2910.