Motors, Consoles, ID Touch

Question 1

Drill History

Answer 1

2004- Core Console
2005-Maestro
2006-Sumex (Pi+)
2007-Saber(Pi)
2009- NSE Footswitch (Blue big one)
2012- S2
2015- Signature Portfolio
2017- Core 2 console
2021-Sig 2 & Ibur

Question 2

Pneumatic Drills

Answer 2

Maestro-univ foorpedal, 120psi, all attachements, silver handpiece, obsolete 2022.
Maestro air- signature portfolio, 150psi, most powerful pneumatic drill,
oil cartridge, diffuser kits required

Question 3

Pi Drive 2

Answer 3

75000 rpm
5.45 in-oz torque
gray cord
.5 inch shorter than pi +

Question 4

Pi Drive 2+

Answer 4

75000 rpm
5.45 in-oz torque
black cord
take a handswitch
242% more torque at 75k rpm

Question 5

Pi Drive

Answer 5

75k rpm
5.45 in-oz torque
blue cord
obsolete 12/31/22

Question 6

Pi Drive +

Answer 6

75k rpm
5.45 in-oz torque
black cord
12/31/22 obsolete

Question 7

Sig 2 Enhancements

Answer 7

Pi 2 length
Sound reduced by 50%
Higher operating temp w new grease
decreased attachment pull force
matte finish
Navigation ready

Question 8

S2

Answer 8

75k rpm
5.45 in-oz torque (30% optimal)
otology
shorter length, longer cord
Otology burs

Question 9

S2 Mini

Answer 9

12k rpm
connects to battery powered footpedal
17 burs
stapesotomies, ossiculoplaties

Question 10

ID Touch torque settings

Answer 10

feel of the motor
100% torque less feedback
0% torque more feedback
torque ID at 30% for pneumatics

Question 11

Competitive Advantages of Stryker Drills

Answer 11

Core 2
Advanced pi drive motors
inventory reduction
Simplicity