BMS
BMS Lubrioil handPiece OIL SPRAY 500ML
In stock (287 units)Regular price LE 470.00 EGPUnit price /Unavailable
Bossklein
Bossklein UNloil Universal Handpiece Oil Spray
Low stock (14 units)Regular price LE 445.00 EGPUnit price /Unavailable
Asnanco
Very low stock (4 units)Regular price LE 500.00 EGPUnit price /Unavailable
MAC
Very low stock (8 units)Regular price LE 333.00 EGPUnit price /Unavailable
W&H
Low stock (20 units)Regular price LE 1,640.00 EGPUnit price /Unavailable
How to Choose the Right Handpiece Oil for Your Practice
- Oil Type (Mineral vs Synthetic Ester Base) — Synthetic ester-based oils (e.g. BMS Lubrioil) provide superior thermal stability at autoclave temperatures (134°C) and do not polymerise inside bearings during the steam cycle, unlike mineral oil that can gum and restrict bearing movement after repeated autoclaving.
- Spray Can Size (50 mL vs 500 mL) — A 50 mL spray provides approximately 150–200 lubrication cycles; a 500 mL can provides 1,500–2,000 cycles. Multi-chair Egyptian practices should purchase 500 mL cans for cost efficiency; single-chair practices with lower handpiece volumes can use 50 mL cans to avoid oil ageing in the can.
- Nozzle Compatibility — The spray nozzle must fit the handpiece lubrication port precisely to deliver oil to the internal gears and bearings. Universal nozzles claim compatibility across all handpiece brands; verify the nozzle tip diameter (typically 2 mm) fits your specific handpiece lubrication inlet before purchasing in bulk.
- Lubrication Rack Compatibility — Automatic handpiece lubrication racks (e.g. Asnanco rack) accept specific oil canisters; confirm the canister thread matches the rack model before purchasing. A rack reduces per-cycle lubrication time and ensures consistent oil delivery volume, critical in busy Egyptian practices with 6–8 handpieces in rotation.
- Pre- and Post-Autoclave Dosing — Apply oil both before autoclaving (to coat bearings and prevent steam penetration) and after autoclaving (to replace oil displaced during the steam cycle). A single pre-autoclave application without post-cycle lubrication leaves bearings dry during the first clinical use after sterilisation.
Handpiece Oil Products Available in Egypt
| Product | Volume | Base | Price (EGP) |
|---|---|---|---|
| TIP OIL SPRAY | 50 mL | Mineral | 39 |
| BMS Lubrioil Spray | 500 mL | Synthetic ester | 470 |
| Universal Lubricant Oil | 500 mL | Mineral | 395 |
| Handpiece Lubricating Rack (Asnanco) | N/A | 425 |
Availability & Delivery in Egypt
MedSTA supplies handpiece oil sprays and lubrication racks from BMS, Asnanco, and generic brands in EGP. Same-day dispatch from Cairo; delivery to Cairo and Giza within 1–3 business days and other Egyptian governorates within 3–5 business days.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should dental handpieces be lubricated with oil?
How often should dental handpieces be lubricated with oil?
Lubricate before and after every autoclave cycle — once before autoclaving to coat bearings and prevent steam water penetration, and once after the cycle while the handpiece is still warm to replace oil displaced by the steam. In a high-volume Egyptian dental practice running 3–4 autoclave cycles per day, this means each handpiece receives 6–8 lubrication doses daily. Do not skip post-cycle lubrication; bearings run dry during the first patient use cause accelerated wear.
What is the difference between mineral and synthetic ester handpiece oil?
What is the difference between mineral and synthetic ester handpiece oil?
Mineral-based handpiece oils are petroleum derivatives that are economical but can polymerise inside bearing channels when exposed to repeated autoclave steam cycles at 134°C, gradually increasing bearing resistance and reducing RPM. Synthetic ester-based oils (e.g. BMS Lubrioil) maintain their viscosity and flow properties across the autoclave temperature range, do not polymerise, and provide longer bearing protection per application cycle — important in Egyptian clinics with multiple high-use handpieces.
Can the same handpiece oil be used for turbines, contra-angles, and straight handpieces?
Can the same handpiece oil be used for turbines, contra-angles, and straight handpieces?
Universal handpiece oils with ISO VG 15 or equivalent viscosity are compatible with all handpiece types when applied to the appropriate lubrication port. Turbine handpieces require oil in the push-button/chuck port and the air-drive port; contra-angles require lubrication of the gear train via the drive coupling end. Straight handpieces require oil in the chuck and drive gear area. Always follow the specific lubrication protocol in the handpiece manufacturer’s maintenance guide.
How does Egyptian summer heat affect handpiece oil storage?
How does Egyptian summer heat affect handpiece oil storage?
At ambient temperatures of 35–45°C common in Egyptian clinics during summer, mineral-based handpiece oils thin significantly, reducing their film strength on bearing surfaces. Store handpiece oil cans in a cool cabinet (below 25°C) away from direct sunlight; do not leave spray cans in direct sun as pressure build-up can cause valve failure. Synthetic ester oils maintain more consistent viscosity across temperature variations and are the better choice for Egyptian climate conditions.
Does MedSTA supply handpiece oil in 500 mL cans across Egypt?
Does MedSTA supply handpiece oil in 500 mL cans across Egypt?
Yes — MedSTA supplies TIP OIL SPRAY (50 mL), BMS Lubrioil 500 mL, Universal Lubricant 500 mL, and the Asnanco handpiece lubrication rack, all priced in EGP with same-day dispatch from Cairo. Cairo and Giza delivery within 1–3 business days; all other Egyptian governorates within 3–5 business days.