W&H Implantmed SI-915

The W&H Implantmed SI-915 is a used implant surgery drive unit built to support precise, controlled drilling during dental implant procedures. Its electric motor console offers a broad speed and torque range, giving surgeons the ability to fine-tune settings for different stages of osteotomy preparation while maintaining the low-speed, high-torque performance needed to protect surrounding bone tissue. The control panel typically allows programs to be saved for repeated use, streamlining setup across multiple implant cases in a single day. Integrated irrigation delivery works in coordination with drill speed to keep the surgical site cooled, an important factor in reducing thermal stress on bone during osteotomy widening and implant seating. The SI-915 is compatible with a variety of handpiece reduction ratios, allowing clinicians to switch smoothly between pilot drilling and final implant torque application without changing consoles. This makes it a practical choice for oral surgeons, periodontists, and implant-focused general dentists. This unit is sold used, having served previously in a clinical implant practice, and shows cosmetic wear typical of that use. It remains operational and is offered to buyers seeking a dependable implant motor system at a lower acquisition cost, with the suggestion that motor function, irrigation lines, and footswitch operation be verified before the unit is returned to clinical service.