The Mitz Pneumatic Power Dentistry Systems were developed 12 years ago and have proven to be a viable alternative to electric power. They use compressed air which provides quiet, gentle, high-speed power for both traditional reciprocating floats, disk floats and rotary bur floats.

Reciprocating System - 

Pneumatic Reciprocating Handpiece – The pneumatic reciprocating hand unit features a 1/4" stroke operating at 2,000 strokes per minute. This short stroke, combined with a high frequency, safely and quickly reduces overlong teeth. The handpiece comes complete with 7 feet of air hose with standard fittings that can either be attached directly to the air compressor or to an extension air hose. The handpiece features a quick change mandrel that facilitates easy switching of the float shafts. The unit weighs only two pounds with a float shaft attached.

Float Shafts – Four sizes are offered, each with a different application within the mouth. Three of the shafts hold a 1-1/2" flat float blade using standard ¼" allen-head screws. The forth one – for caudle hooks – features a built-in blade similar to our mini and low profile floats. The four shafts are:

Straight 16" – for caudle hooks (with low profile blade)
Straight 15" – for rear molars
Straight 13" – for front molars, premolars and incisors
Obtuse 11" – for bit seats and rostal hooks

Float Blades – The three screw-in flat float blades are 1-1/2" long with a solid carbide insert pinned to its aluminum backing plate. The blades are specially ground for power use and can be resharpened. The integral caudle hook blade can also be removed and replaced and/or resharpened.