Patent
1975-03-07
1977-05-31
Chamblee, Hugh R.
A61C 108
Patent
active
040260275
ABSTRACT:
A pressure-sensitive grip for a dental hand drill for providing continuous control of the speed thereof. The pressure-sensitive material preferably comprises a strain gage sensing element positioned along the body portion of the dental tool which is normally hand held by the operator. In a fluid-driven dental tool, the strain gage is coupled through a control network which provides an electrical signal to control a proportional valve in the fluid supply line to the drill.
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Chamblee Hugh R.
Skiff Peter K.
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