One brushless motor runs your implant, surgical, high speed and low speed handpieces, with water and sterile irrigation on board. No air line, no plumbing.
Included in the ARTG · Australian stock · 12 month manufacturer warranty
A premium implant motor does one job. To also prepare a crown or section a wisdom tooth under sterile saline you buy more hardware. Here is what that usually costs an Australian practice, and what the same clinical range costs from PV Dent.
Indicative pricing published by Australian dental retailers. Prices vary between suppliers and change over time.
The complete ES70 package costs less than a premium brand charges for the console alone, and about what two of its handpieces cost on their own.
It is an implant motor and a surgical motor in one console. Choose the handpiece on screen and the ES70 applies the gear ratio, the speed range and the torque ceiling for you, then displays real speed at the bur. Save your own settings and step through them on the foot control without touching the console mid procedure.
Every handpiece is fibre optic, autoclavable at 134°C and fits the same E type coupling. The console carries its own water on board and takes sterile saline from a bag on the pole, so neither supply needs plumbing. On both surgical handpieces the saline reaches the bur externally, so it never passes through the instrument, and the line is single use.
Nothing here is a novelty. Each one removes a step, a cable, or a piece of equipment you would otherwise have to buy.
The ES70 calibrates motor and handpiece automatically, so the number on screen reflects what is happening at the bur. Automatic torque limiting stops the motor rather than pushing past the ceiling you set.
Stepless speed on the main pedal, plus dedicated keys for irrigation, program switching and forward or reverse. Move from drilling to tapping to reverse without breaking sterility or asking your assistant to reach across.
The console carries its own water on board for spray, and sterile saline hangs on the pole and runs through the peristaltic pump to the surgical handpieces. No mains water, no air line, no compressor. Wheel it to any chair, any surgery, any satellite clinic.
Set speed, torque and irrigation the way you work, then save it. The next case starts where you left off instead of being dialled in from scratch while the patient waits.
LED fibre optic runs through the motor into every handpiece in the complete package, so the surgical field is lit from the instrument rather than from across the room.
The motor, its cable and every handpiece take steam sterilisation at 134°C, with the supplied fitting seal capping the cable connector. Irrigation lines are single use. The console wipes down.
Precision matched gears, push button chucks and low vibration across the range. The instruments feel like the ones you already trust, because they are built to the same standard without the badge.
Small enough to share a bench with your scaler and curing light, and it runs off a standard Australian power point. Fault self diagnosis puts a plain code on screen for pedal, motor and power faults before anyone books a service call.
Same console, same motor, same warranty. The only question is how many handpieces you want running off it.
For the practice that wants a dedicated electric implant system, done properly.
Implants, surgery, crown and bridge, and daily restorative, off one motor.
Those three extra handpieces would cost around $6,000 to $9,000 bought separately from a premium brand. Here they are $1,000.
Every handpiece uses the standard E type fitting, so they swap in seconds and take the burs, drills and drivers you already stock.
Premium brand implant motors are excellent machines. They are also single purpose machines, priced as though every practice has a spare $10,000 for one job.
| Premium Brand Implant MotorTypical imported premium system | ES70 Implant Package | ES70 Complete by PVDent | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australian price | from around $9,500 + GST for the console and motor set | $4,950 + GST | $5,950 + GST |
| Implant contra angle | Usually a separate line item, around $2,300 to $3,000 | ✓ Included | ✓ Included |
| 1:5 restorative contra angle | Not driven by implant only systems | Optional add on | ✓ Included |
| 45 degree surgical extraction handpiece | Rarely offered in the set | Optional add on | ✓ Included |
| 1:1 low speed handpiece | Extra | Optional add on | ✓ Included |
| Motor speed | 200 to 40,000 rpm | 200 to 40,000 rpm | 200 to 40,000 rpm |
| Implant torque control | Up to 80 N·cm | 5 to 70 N·cm | 5 to 70 N·cm |
| Built in irrigation pump | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Needs plumbing or an air line | No | No | No |
| Covers restorative and surgical as well as implants | ✗ | With add on handpieces | ✓ Out of the box |
Comparison figures are indicative recommended pricing published by Australian dental retailers for premium brand implant systems and handpieces, and are rounded. Pricing varies between suppliers and many quote on enquiry, so please confirm current figures before relying on them. Substantiation available on request.
Everything the manufacturer packs with the unit, listed exactly as it ships.
Touch display with saved programs
Autoclavable at 134°C
With hook, stepless speed, irrigation, program, forward and reverse
Peristaltic pump built into the console
Depending on the package you choose
Caps the motor cable connector for sterilisation
Single use irrigation lines are a standard 6 mm by 4 mm size, so they are not proprietary and can be bought anywhere. We can quote them with the unit if you want them on the same order.
| Model | JINME ES70 Surgical Drive System |
| Type | Electric dental implant and surgical motor |
| Console dimensions | 260 x 240 x 110 mm |
| Motor speed | 200 to 40,000 rpm |
| Motor rotation | Forward and reverse |
| Motor size | 21.7 mm diameter x 70.5 mm |
| Torque control | 5 to 70 N·cm on the implant program |
| Handpiece ratios driven | 1:4.2, 1:5, 1:1, 40:1 |
| Water supply | Onboard reservoir, plus sterile saline from the pole |
| Irrigation | Peristaltic pump, single use line, 0 to 100 percent in 10 percent steps |
| Display | Touch panel with saved programs |
| Foot control | Stepless speed, irrigation, program, forward and reverse |
| Power supply | 230 V AC, 50 Hz, 180 VA maximum, Australian plug |
| Sterilisation | Motor, cable and handpieces at 134°C, 220 kPa, 5 minutes |
| Maximum pole load | 1.5 kg |
| Classification | Class IIa medical device, type BF applied part |
| Regulatory | Included in the ARTG, sponsored by Premium Ventures Pty Ltd |
| Warranty | 12 month manufacturer warranty |
Still stuck on something not answered here? Email info@pvdent.com.au or call 1300 253 715 and a real human will reply within 24 hours.
Yes. The implant contra angle uses the standard E type fitting and takes the drills, taps and drivers from the kits already on your tray, so you are not locked into one brand of consumable.
Torque control runs from 5 to 70 N·cm, which covers the seating torque used in general practice, where most systems are placed between 25 and 50 N·cm. If you work to a protocol above that, tell us which system and we will confirm the fit before you order.
The ES70 is supplied in Australia by Premium Ventures Pty Ltd and is included in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods as a Class IIa medical device, as are the handpieces supplied with it. ARTG details are available on request.
None of them. The console carries its own water on board for spray, and for surgery it hangs a bag of sterile saline on its own pole and pushes it through a single use line with a peristaltic pump. The motor is electric rather than air driven, and the whole unit runs off a standard power point, which is why it moves between surgeries, works in a satellite clinic and travels to outreach days without an install.
Seconds. Every handpiece shares the same E type coupling, so one pulls off the motor and the next clicks on. Select the program on screen and the console applies the right ratio, speed range and torque ceiling automatically, so nothing needs recalculating by hand.
The motor, the motor cable and every handpiece take steam sterilisation at 134°C, with the supplied fitting seal screwed onto the cable connector before the pouch. Irrigation lines are single use, and sterile saline is delivered externally to the bur on both surgical handpieces, so it never travels through the instrument. The console is wiped down, not autoclaved.
You deal with us, in Australia, not an overseas call centre. The system carries a 12 month manufacturer warranty covering manufacturing defects, we hold Australian stock and spare parts, and our process is assess and repair rather than sending you away for months.
No middle margin. The manufacturer has been building dental handpieces and motors since 2008 and holds ISO 13485 and CE certification. We import direct from the factory and sell direct to Australian practices, so you are paying for the engineering rather than for three layers of distribution.
Yes. Ask for a demonstration and we will show you the unit running, with the handpieces in your hand, so you can judge the torque, the noise and the balance for yourself. Practices buying more than one unit should ask about volume pricing at the same time.
One console, one motor, and every ratio you place, section, prepare and polish with. Australian stock, ready to ship.
12 month warranty · Included in the ARTG · AU stock · 1300 253 715
The same handpieces that ship with the ES70, sold individually with bulk pricing on five or more.
German ceramic bearings, fibre optic as standard and full autoclave compatibility to 134°C, across every band. The same E type coupling as the ES70, so anything here runs on it.
