Implant Electric Brushless Motor With Tank

A brushless electric motor with a tank typically refers to a device, often an electric toothbrush, that combines a brushless motor for power with an integrated water tank for functions like rinsing or water flossing.

Power:
Brushless motors can range from a few watts to several kilowatts, depending on the application.
Voltage:
Common voltages for BLDC motors include 12V, 24V, 36V, 48V, and higher.
Speed:
RPM (Revolutions Per Minute) is a crucial factor, with typical speeds ranging from a few thousand to tens of thousands RPM.
Torque:
Torque is the rotational force the motor can produce, with higher torque needed for heavier loads.

Electric Motor-1 pc
Controller- 1pc
Motor Tube-1pc
Water Tank- 1pc
Powder Adapter-1pc
Sealing Cover-2pc
Instruction For Use-1pc
Motor Bracket-1pc

1. Put The Controller Directly On The Dental Chair. Then Insert The 4- Hole Handpiece Tube On The Dental Chair Into The Dental Chair Tube Connector Of The Controller.
2. Insert The Electric Motor Tube Into The Into Motor Tube Connector Of The Controller And Then Place It On The Handpiece Holder.
3.Point The Connector At The Bottom Of The Water Tank With The Connector At The Top Of The Controller, And Turn The Water Tank And The Controller To Level With The Pressure.
4.After Injecting Pure Water Into The Water Tank, Connect The Power Supply And Start The Main Engine.
5.Rotate The Knob Switch On The Right Side Of The Host Clockwise To Open The Water Source And Increase The Water Volume. The Indicator Light Beside The Switch Is Red; The Counterclockwise Rotation Can Be Reduced Until Stopped

1 year motor warranty