Lubrina 2 Handpiece Lubrication System

Detailed Description

The Morita Lubrina 2 is an advanced, air-driven maintenance system engineered to automate and standardize the cleaning and lubrication of dental handpieces. By delivering consistent and thorough care, it helps protect a dental practice’s investment in its instruments while improving staff efficiency.

Key Features & Benefits:

• High-Efficiency Maintenance:
  The Lubrina 2 can service up to four handpieces at once (high-speed and low-speed/contra-angle) in a single, rapid cycle lasting about 100 seconds. This drastically reduces instrument downtime and frees up clinical staff for other essential duties.
• Thorough Dual Lubrication System:
  Unlike systems that only force oil through the drive line, the Lubrina 2 features a unique dual lubrication method. It delivers a precise amount of lubricant to both the handpiece head/gears and, separately, to the chuck mechanism. This comprehensive approach ensures all critical moving parts are properly maintained, significantly extending instrument life and performance.
• Air-Driven and Electricity-Free:
  The system operates exclusively on compressed air from a standard dental unit line, requiring no electrical outlet. This provides greater flexibility for placement within the sterilization area, simplifies installation, and enhances operational safety.
• Clean and User-Friendly Operation:
  The Lubrina 2 is designed for a clean workflow. An integrated air-blow function purges excess oil from the handpiece after lubrication, preventing messy oil drips in the sterilizer and on the patient tray. The front door and built-in absorption pads contain any mist, and the one-touch operation makes it incredibly simple to use.
• Compact and Practical Design:
  With a small footprint, the Lubrina 2 fits easily into any reprocessing area. It accepts a wide range of handpiece brands and types using specific couplers, making it a versatile addition to almost any practice. The dedicated chuck maintenance port ensures this critical component is never overlooked.