The R-1102 is an electric wax trimmer designed for dental professionals to shape and trim wax for prosthetics, crown and bridge models, orthodontic appliances, and other precision tasks in dental labs and oral therapy preparation.
The double-pen design provides two working tips or styluses on a single handpiece, allowing faster switching between shapes or simultaneous work on different areas for improved precision and efficiency.
The unit is rated AC 220V with an electric current of AC 0–0.2A. If your facility uses a different mains voltage, you will need an appropriate voltage converter or check for a compatible model for your region.
The product is CE certified, indicating it meets applicable European safety, health, and environmental protection standards. Verify local regulatory requirements before clinical use.
No. The R-1102 is intended for laboratory and model wax manipulation (prosthetics and therapy preparation). It is not designed or indicated for intraoral surgical or therapeutic use.
Unplug before cleaning. Remove wax residue with a soft brush or cloth and, if needed, wipe surfaces with a lightly dampened cloth or alcohol wipe. Do not immerse the unit or handpiece in liquid and avoid autoclaving. Follow any additional manufacturer maintenance guidelines.
Check the power connection and outlet, ensure the voltage matches AC 220V, inspect the power cord for damage, and verify any onboard switches. If problems persist, contact the supplier's online technical support for troubleshooting and repair guidance.
The listing indicates a single selling unit. Included accessories vary by seller—confirm with the vendor before purchase to see if spare tips, a stand, or other accessories are provided.
The stated shelf life is 1 year. This typically refers to recommended storage time before use or distribution. For electrically active products, inspect the unit before placing into service and follow manufacturer instructions for storage conditions.
Yes, the R-1102 is intended for shaping and trimming standard dental modeling and casting waxes used in prosthetics and orthodontic model work. For specialized wax materials, test on a sample to confirm optimal settings and handling.
Yes. Use on a stable work surface, keep the device dry, avoid contact of the active tips with skin, unplug when not in use, and ensure proper ventilation when heating wax. Always follow local safety procedures and manufacturer instructions.
The specification notes online technical support is available. Warranty terms are not specified—check the seller’s product page or contact the vendor/manufacturer (SREFO) for warranty and service details.
Minor tip replacement or cleaning may be possible, but procedures vary. Use only manufacturer-approved replacement parts and follow their instructions. For internal repairs or uncertain procedures, contact technical support to avoid voiding warranty or damaging the unit.
Practice on sample wax before working on production pieces, use the double pens to alternate tip shapes without interrupting workflow, keep tips clean of buildup, and work at a steady speed to maintain consistent trimming. Adjust technique to the wax hardness and project requirements.
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