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Stryker System 8 EZout System series Instructions for Use

Revision Rev C

Stryker Battery Powered and Electric Systems

33 Pages

System 8 EZout™ System EZout System  REF  8202-999-000  EZout Blades  REF  7812-0XX-001K Series  Instructions For Use  EZout Blades REF 7812-0XX-001K Series  ENGLISH (EN) 2017-09  8202-001-700 Rev-C  Print Date: Oct 06, 2017 02:15:42 PM 0000226103, Rev...  Effective Date: Oct 6, 2017 12:49:49 PM  www... ryker... m   EN  8202-001-700 Rev-C  Contents  Instructions... 11  Introduction...   To Select the Plug... 1  Audience...   To Select the Blade... 2  Conventions...   To Install the Attachment and Accessories 13  Contact Information...  3  To Install the Battery Pack... 6  Indications For Use...  To Operate the Handpiece... 6  Contraindications... 3  To Remove the Battery Pack... 9 To Remove the Attachment and Accessories19  Safety Directives... Definitions...  6  Care Instructions ... 20  System Overview... 6  Troubleshooting... 1  Handpiece... 6  Specifications...   Attachment and Accessories...   Handpiece...   Sizing Tools...   Accessories... 25  Battery Packs... 0  Product Safety Certification... 26  Insert Trays and Sterilization Cases...   Product Safety Compliance... 27 Electromagnetic Compatibility...  28  2  Print Date: Oct 06, 2017 02:15:42 PM 0000226103, Rev...  Effective Date: Oct 6, 2017 12:49:49 PM  www... ryker... m
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System 8

EZout™ System

EZout System

REF

8202-999-000

EZout Blades

REF

7812-0XX-001K

Series

Instructions For Use

EZout Blades

REF 7812-0XX-001K Series

ENGLISH (EN)

2017-09

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Contents

Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

To Select the Plug . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Audience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

To Select the Blade . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Conventions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

To Install the Attachment and Accessories 13

Contact Information . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

To Install the Battery Pack . . . . . . . . 16

Indications For Use. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

To Operate the Handpiece . . . . . . . . 16

Contraindications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

To Remove the Battery Pack. . . . . . . 19

To Remove the Attachment and Accessories . 19

Safety Directives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Definitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Care Instructions

. . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

System Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Handpiece . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Attachment and Accessories . . . . . . . . 8

Handpiece . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Sizing Tools. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Accessories. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Battery Packs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Product Safety Certification . . . . . . . 26

Insert Trays and Sterilization Cases . . . 10

Product Safety Compliance . . . . . . . 27

Electromagnetic Compatibility . . . . . . 28

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Introduction

Contact Information

This instructions for use manual contains

information intended to ensure the safe, effective,

and compliant use of your product.

For additional information, including safety

information, in-service training, or current

literature, contact your Stryker sales

representative or call Stryker customer service at

1-269-323-7700 or 1-800-253-3210. Outside the

US, contact your nearest Stryker subsidiary.

Keep and consult this reference manual during

the life of the product.

Audience

This manual is intended for in-service trainers,

physicians, nurses, surgical technologists, and

biomedical equipment technicians.

Conventions

The following conventions are used in this

manual:

▪

A WARNING highlights a safety-related issue.

ALWAYS comply with this information to

prevent patient and/or healthcare staff injury.

▪

A CAUTION highlights a product reliability

issue. ALWAYS comply with this information to

prevent product damage.

▪

Indications For Use

The Stryker System 8 EZout Acetabular Cup

Removal System is intended to cut bone and

hard tissue around the bone-to-cup interface. The

system incorporates a power tool (handpiece),

attachment, plugs, riser rings, sizing equipment,

and a variety of blades to aid in the removal of a

hemispherical acetabular cup during revision of

hip arthroplasty.

Contraindications

None known.

A NOTE supplements and/or clarifies

procedural information.

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Safety Directives

▪

Upon initial receipt and before each use,

operate the equipment and inspect each

component for damage. DO NOT use any

equipment if damage is apparent or the

inspection criteria are not met. See the

care instructions manual supplied with the

handpiece.

▪

Upon initial receipt and before each use,

clean and sterilize the equipment as

indicated. See the care instructions manual

supplied with the handpiece.

▪

DO NOT use this equipment in areas in which

flammable anesthetics or flammable agents

are mixed with air, oxygen, or nitrous oxide.

▪

Take special precautions regarding

electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) when

using medical electrical equipment. Place

this equipment into service according to the

EMC information contained in this manual.

Portable and mobile radio frequency (RF)

communications equipment can affect the

function of this equipment.

WARNINGS:

▪

▪

▪

Before using this equipment, or any

component compatible with this equipment,

read and understand the instructions for use.

Pay particular attention to safety information.

Become familiar with the equipment before

use.

Only healthcare professionals trained and

experienced in the use of this medical device

should operate this equipment.

The healthcare professional performing any

procedure is responsible for determining

the appropriateness of this equipment

and the specific technique used for each

patient. Stryker, as a manufacturer, does not

recommend surgical procedure or technique.

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▪

DO NOT use this device to remove

non-hemispherical cups. Attempting to

remove a non-hemispherical cup could

cause burns to soft tissue, bone loss, and/

or contamination of the surgical site by metal

debris.

▪

DO NOT use this device to remove

cemented acetabular cups. Attempting to

remove cemented acetabular cups could

cause overheating, burns to soft tissue,

contamination of the surgical site by metal

debris, and/or the ejection of metal fragments

at a high velocity.

▪

Use only Stryker-approved electronic

components and accessories. Failure

to comply may result in increased

electromagnetic emissions or decreased

electromagnetic immunity of the system.

▪

DO NOT modify any equipment without the

authorization of the manufacturer.

▪

ALWAYS lock the handpiece trigger before

installing or removing attachments or

accessories.

EN

▪

All cutting accessories are intended for single

use only. Reuse significantly increases wear

on the handpiece and attachment.

▪

DO NOT reuse, reprocess, or repackage a

device that is intended for single use only.

- A single use device may not withstand

chemical, chemical vapor, or high

temperature sterilization reprocessing.

- Design features may make cleaning

difficult.

- Reuse may create a contamination risk and

compromise structural integrity resulting in

operational failure.

- Critical product information may be lost

during repackaging.

Failure to comply may lead to infection or

cross infection and result in patient and/or

healthcare staff injury.

▪

Once the blade packaging is opened, discard

any unused blades. Unused blades cannot

be reused, reprocessed, resterilized, or

repackaged.

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Definitions

System Overview

The symbols located on the equipment and/

or labeling are defined in this section or in

the Symbol Definition Chart. See the Symbol

Definition Chart supplied with the equipment.

NOTE: The Stryker System 8 EZout System is

a component of the Stryker System 8 Battery

Powered Heavy Duty System. The System 8

EZout System includes a saw (handpiece),

attachment, centering plugs, riser rings, sizing

equipment, and a variety of blades.

SYMBOL

DEFINITION

Fast Mode

NOTE: For a complete list of accessories, contact

your Stryker sales representative or call Stryker

customer service. Outside the US, contact your

nearest Stryker subsidiary.

Standard Mode

Handpiece

Duty Cycle – See the

Specifications section.

The EZout Saw is battery powered and has a

trigger and a function switch.

General warning sign

2 min / 1 min

/ 1 min

DESCRIPTION

REF

System 8 EZout Saw

8202-000-000

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Function Switch

B

C

A

D

A

Function Switch – Sets the speed

or locks the trigger. See the Function

Switch section.

B

Locking Sleeve – Retains the

attachment in the handpiece.

C

Flats – Align with the attachment flats

during assembly.

D

Trigger – Controls the variable speed

operation of the handpiece.

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Fast Mode – The

handpiece will operate

at high speed when the

trigger is depressed.

Standard Mode – The

handpiece will operate at

standard speed when the

trigger is depressed.

Safe Mode – The trigger

is locked to prevent

inadvertent operation of the

handpiece.

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Attachment and Accessories

To obtain a safe combination, the EZout Saw

must be used with the following Stryker-approved

attachment, alignment tools, and cutting

accessories.

DESCRIPTION

REF

EZout Attachment

7202-100-000

EZout Centering Plugs

7202-200-0XX series

EZout Riser Rings

7202-200-1XX series

EZout Blades

7812-0XX-001K

series

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

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Sizing Tools

A

Flats – Align with the handpiece flats

during assembly.

B

Green Ring – Indicates the amount of

blade engagement while cutting.

C

Handle – Allows for blade control (up/

down and rotation) during use.

DESCRIPTION

D

Lower Rod – Rotates attachment flats

for alignment during assembly.

EZout Trial Rod

7202-300-100

E

Blade – Cuts bone and hard tissue

around the bone-to-cup interface.

EZout Plug Sizing

Templates

7202-300-1XX series

F

Blade Latch Button – Retains the blade

to the attachment.

G

Centering Plug (plug) (20) – Provides

proper alignment between the

attachment and the implanted cup.

H

Riser Ring (8) – Allows the plug to sit

flush with the top of the implanted cup,

if needed.

I

Plug Sizing Template (2) – Measures

the cup liner to determine plug size.

J

Blade Sizing Tool (4) – Measures the

outside diameter of the implanted cup

to determine blade size.

K

The system includes several sizing tools which

are used to determine the appropriate plug and

blade sizes.

REF

EZout Blade Sizing Tools 7202-300-0XX series

I

J

K

Trial Rod – Rotates the blade sizing tool

inside the cup to determine blade size.

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Battery Packs

The handpiece accepts the following Stryker

battery packs:

DESCRIPTION

REF

System 8 Battery Packs

8212-000-000

8215-000-000

Stryker SmartLifeTM Battery

Packs

7212-000-000

7215-000-000

Insert Trays and Sterilization

Cases

Upon initial receipt and before each use, the

system is intended to be processed using the

EZout Insert Tray.

DESCRIPTION

REF

Insert Trays

7102-450-010

7102-452-010

7102-454-010

7102-458-010

7102-459-010

Stryker SmartLife Non-sterile 7126-110-000

Batteries

7222-110-000

SmartLife Aseptic Housings

7126-120-000

7222-120-000

EZout Insert Tray and Case

7102-459-000

SmartLife Transfer Shields

7126-130-000

7222-130-000

EZout Insert Tray and

Container

7102-559-000

System 6 Battery Packs

6212-000-000

6215-000-000

EZout Insert Tray and Solid

Bottom Container

7102-659-000

System 6 Aseptic Battery

Kits

6126-000-000

6127-000-000

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Instructions

CORRECT

INCORRECT

To Select the Plug

34

36

36

38

2. Center the bottom of the liner into each

cutout on the plug sizing template until the

closest match is found. The number below

the selected cutout on the template indicates

the appropriate plug size.

40

1. Remove the cup liner from the implanted cup.

45

43

38

44

WARNING: Ensure that the plug size

is correct for the cup to be removed.

Impingement caused by incorrectly sized

plugs could cause burns to soft tissue,

bone loss, contamination of the surgical

site by metal debris, and/or the ejection of

metal fragments at a high velocity.

NOTES:

▪

The correctly sized cutout will show the least

amount of gap between the cup liner and the

plug sizing template.

▪

Make sure the bottom of the cup liner is

centered on the plug sizing template cutout.

3. Place the selected plug into the implanted

cup to verify fit.

Cup Liner

Plug

43

34

36

38

45

40

Plug Sizing

Template

46

41

47

42

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NOTES:

▪

Plug stability can be improved by trying one

plug size larger or smaller, or by utilizing a

riser ring.

▪

The final plug size should not be more than

one size away from that initially identified by

the plug sizing template unless a resurfacing

cup is being removed as noted below.

▪

If a resurfacing cup is being removed, the

starting plug size should be four sizes smaller

than that initially indicated by the plug sizing

template (e.g., if a 42 plug size was initially

identified by the plug sizing template, a 38

plug size should be used).

▪

Use the femoral head component to

determine plug size for implants without a

liner.

To Select the Blade

WARNING: Ensure that the blade size

is correct for the cup to be removed.

Impingement caused by incorrectly sized

blades could cause burns to soft tissue,

bone loss, contamination of the surgical

site by metal debris, and/or the ejection of

metal fragments at a high velocity.

NOTE: The blade size corresponds to the outer

diameter of the implanted cup. Not all cup sizes

indicated by the cup manufacturer correspond to

the actual outer diameter of the cup.

1. Place the selected plug (and riser ring, if

needed) into the implanted cup. (See the To

Select the Plug section.)

2. Select a blade sizing tool that is marked with

sizes closest to that of the implanted cup’s

outer diameter.

3. Place the blade sizing tool onto either end of

the trial rod.

4. Place the blade sizing tool into the plug.

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5. Looking down on the blade sizing tool, select

the section of the tool that meets or exceeds

the outer edge of the implanted cup. The

number on the selected section indicates the

appropriate blade size.

NOTE: The trial rod can be rotated to turn the

blade sizing tool.

To Install the Attachment and

Accessories

1. Lock the handpiece trigger.

2. Pull back the handpiece locking sleeve, and

place the attachment into the handpiece.

Trial

Rod

Blade

Sizing

Tool

44

46

48

50

52

Plug

NOTE: Compare the blade

sizing tool to the edge of the

implanted cup, not the plug.

Cup

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3. Rotate the attachment lower rod until the flats

on the attachment align with the flats on the

handpiece. Release the locking sleeve.

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5. Slide the attachment handle down to expose

the blade latch button.

6. Press down on the blade latch button and

slide the selected short blade into the

attachment. Then release the blade latch

button.

4. Gently tug the attachment to make sure

the attachment is securely locked in the

handpiece.

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7. Make sure the horizontal mark at the base

of the blade aligns with the attachment,

indicating that the blade is loaded correctly.

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9. Place the selected plug into the cup.

10. Place the attachment end into the plug.

Attachment

Blade

Plug

Cup

8. Gently tug the blade to make sure the blade

is securely locked in the attachment.

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To Install the Battery Pack

NOTE: See the instructions for use supplied

with the battery pack and/or battery charger for

charging instructions and specifications.

1. Lock the handpiece trigger.

2. Slide a fully charged battery pack into the

handpiece until the battery pack snaps into

place.

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To Operate the Handpiece

WARNINGS:

▪

ALWAYS lock the handpiece trigger when

the handpiece is idle or when passing the

handpiece to another person.

▪

Before operating the handpiece, ALWAYS

gently tug the attachment and accessory

to make sure the attachment is securely

locked in the handpiece and the accessory is

securely locked in the attachment.

▪

DO NOT grasp or touch any oscillating

component while the handpiece is operating.

▪

ALWAYS operate the equipment within the

specified environmental condition values. See

the Specifications section.

▪

ALWAYS follow the recommended duty cycle

to prevent the equipment from overheating.

See the Specifications section.

3. Gently tug the battery pack to make sure

the battery pack is securely locked in the

handpiece.

4. Test the operation of the handpiece by

unlocking and then depressing the trigger.

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▪

Ensure that the plug and blade sizes

are correct for the cup to be removed.

Impingement caused by incorrectly sized

plugs or blades could cause burns to soft

tissue, bone loss, contamination of the

surgical site by metal debris, and/or the

ejection of metal fragments at a high velocity.

EN

▪

ALWAYS keep the device in line with the

implanted cup axis and engaged with the plug

while cutting. Cutting at an excessive angle

may result in blade impingement, which may

cause bone loss and/or contamination of the

surgical site by metal debris.

CAUTIONS:

▪

DO NOT use the blade to cut through fins,

spikes, or screws on the cup. Attempting

to cut through these items could cause

contamination of the surgical site by metal

debris, and/or the ejection of metal fragments

at a high velocity.

▪

DO NOT stall the handpiece. Failure to

comply may damage the electric motor

and/or battery pack. If the handpiece jams,

release the trigger immediately. Remove any

obstructions before continuing to operate the

handpiece.

▪

ALWAYS pre-lubricate the attachment/plug

connection with saline prior to use, and

irrigate throughout the cutting process to

prevent overheating.

▪

▪

DO NOT apply excessive pressure, such as

bending, prying, or excessive twisting, with the

device. Excessive pressure or twisting may

bend or fracture the blade or attachment and

result in tissue damage, loss of tactile control,

and/or the ejection of metal fragments at a

high velocity.

If any power loss is experienced while using

the handpiece, ALWAYS replace the battery

pack with a fully charged battery pack.

Failure to comply may result in a drained or

damaged battery pack with a shortened life.

1. Remove any screws from the implanted cup.

2. Pre-lubricate the attachment/plug connection

with saline.

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NOTE: See the Function Switch section for mode

descriptions.

WARNINGS:

3. Slide the handpiece function switch to the

desired mode position.

▪

ALWAYS use care when removing the blade

as it may be hot.

4. Depress the pressure-sensitive trigger to

operate the handpiece.

▪

DO NOT bend, pry, or break bone to remove

the cup.

5. While irrigating, continually rotate the

attachment handle back and forth while

engaging the blade. Do not plunge the blade

into the bone without rotating the attachment

handle.

NOTES:

▪

Ensure full cutting with the short blade prior

to cutting with the long blade.

▪

If the cup is still attached after cutting with

the long blade, use other methods to cut the

final portion of bone.

NOTE: It is not necessary to rotate the handpiece

along with the attachment.

6. The blade is fully extended when the green

ring is flush with the top of the attachment

handle.

CORRECT

INCORRECT

7. When you are ready to switch to the long

blade, lock the handpiece trigger.

8. Press down on the blade latch button and

remove the short blade from the attachment.

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9. Slide the selected long blade into the

attachment. Then release the blade latch

button.

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To Remove the Attachment and

Accessories

WARNING: ALWAYS use care when

removing the blade as it may be hot.

10. Gently tug the blade to make sure the blade

is securely locked in the attachment.

11. Repeat steps 1-6.

To Remove the Battery Pack

1. Lock the handpiece trigger.

2. Press down on the blade latch button and

remove the blade from the attachment.

1. Lock the handpiece trigger.

2. Depress the battery latch and slide the

battery pack out of the handpiece.

3. Remove the plug from the removed cup.

4. If a riser ring has been installed, pull to

remove it from the base of the plug.

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5. Pull back the handpiece locking sleeve, and

remove the attachment from the handpiece.

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Care Instructions

For processing instructions and disposal/recycle

information, see the care instructions manual

supplied with the equipment.

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Troubleshooting

WARNING: DO NOT disassemble or service this equipment without the authorization of the

manufacturer.

NOTE: For service, contact your Stryker sales representative or call Stryker customer service. Outside

the US, contact your nearest Stryker subsidiary.

PROBLEM

CAUSE

The handpiece does not operate The battery pack is discharged.

or operates at a reduced speed.

The handpiece operates but the

blade does not move.

ACTION

Use a Stryker battery charger to

recharge the battery pack.

The battery pack is expended.

Replace the battery pack.

The handpiece trigger is locked.

Unlock the handpiece trigger.

See the Function Switch

section.

The handpiece is damaged.

Return the equipment to Stryker

for repair.

The attachment is not fully

installed in the handpiece.

Remove and install the

attachment. Make sure the

attachment is securely locked in

the handpiece.

Excessive pressure is being

applied to the blade.

Release the pressure and allow

the blade to do the cutting.

The handpiece is damaged.

Return the equipment to Stryker

for repair.

The attachment is damaged.

Return the equipment to Stryker

for repair.

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PROBLEM

CAUSE

ACTION

The handpiece continues to

operate after the trigger is

released.

The handpiece is damaged.

Depress the battery latch and

slide the battery pack out of

the handpiece. Return the

equipment to Stryker for repair.

The equipment becomes

unusually hot during use.

The duty cycle has been

exceeded.

ALWAYS follow the

recommended duty cycle

to prevent the equipment

from overheating. See the

Specifications section.

The handpiece is damaged.

Return the equipment to Stryker

for repair.

The battery pack is damaged.

Use a Stryker battery charger to

check the integrity of the battery

pack. See the instructions for

use supplied with the battery

charger for more information.

Replace the battery pack if

required.

The attachment will not fit

or cannot be secured in the

handpiece.

The attachment and/or the distal See the care instructions

end of the handpiece contains

manual supplied with the

debris.

handpiece.

The attachment is damaged.

Return the equipment to Stryker

for repair.

The handpiece is damaged.

Return the equipment to Stryker

for repair.

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PROBLEM

CAUSE

ACTION

The attachment wobbles in the

handpiece.

The attachment and/or

handpiece is damaged.

Return the equipment to Stryker

for repair.

The handpiece is noisy and/or

vibrates excessively.

The handpiece is damaged.

Return the equipment to Stryker

for repair.

The handpiece experiences

sporadic electrical interference.

Electrical noise is present.

Turn off all electrical equipment

not in use in the operating room.

Relocate electrical equipment

and/or increase spatial distance

between electrical equipment.

Plug operating room equipment

into different operating room

outlets.

The attachment handle and/

or blade will not move up and

down.

The attachment is damaged.

Return the equipment to Stryker

for repair.

The attachment handle and/or

blade will not rotate.

The attachment is damaged.

Return the equipment to Stryker

for repair.

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Specifications

WARNING: ALWAYS consult any documentation that accompanies attachments and/or

accessories for product-specific duty cycles and instructions for use.

CAUTION: ALWAYS store the equipment within the specified environmental condition values throughout

its useful life.

Handpiece

Model:

System 8 EZout Saw (REF 8202-000-000)

Dimensions:

150 mm [5.9 inch] height, 37 mm [1.4 inch] width, 164 mm [6.5 inch] length

European Conformity:

Mass:

1.04 kg [2.3 lb]

Speed:

9000 rpm (fast mode), 8000 rpm (standard mode)

Mode of Operation:

Non-continuous

Duty Cycle:

2 minutes on/1 minute off/1 minute on

Rest Between Cycles:

1 hour

Applied Part(s):

The distal end of the attachment and the accessories as defined by the

manufacturer

Maximum Temperature

of Applied Part(s):

Less than 51 °C [124 °F] as tested to the Product Safety Certification standards

Power Supply:

Internally powered. Refer to battery housing for voltage rating.

Ingress Protection:

IPX9 during cleaning and sterilization

Equipment Type:

Type BF Applied Part

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Accessories

Model:

Dimensions:

Mass:

European

Conformity:

Model:

Dimensions:

Mass:

European

Conformity:

Model:

Dimensions:

Mass:

European

Conformity:

EZout Attachment

(REF 7202-100-000)

41 mm [1.6 inch] height

41 mm [1.5 inch] width

326 mm [12.8 inch] length

0.6 kg [1.1 lb]

Model:

Dimensions:

Mass:

European

Conformity:

Model:

EZout Centering Plugs

(REF 7202-200-0XX series)

38 to 66 mm [1.5 to 2.6 inch]

outer diameter

18.5 mm [0.73 inch] height

0.04 to 0.12 kg [0.09 to 0.26 lb]

Dimensions:

Mass:

European

Conformity:

Model:

EZout Riser Rings

(REF 7202-200-1XX series)

40.6 to 63.5 mm [1.6 to 2.5 inch]

outer diameter

3 mm [0.12 inch] height

0.01 to 0.02 kg [0.02 to 0.04 lb]

Dimensions:

Mass:

European

Conformity:

Model:

EZout Blade Sizing Tools

(REF 7202-300-0XX series)

25.4 to 38.1 mm [1.0 to 1.5 inch]

width

38.1 mm [1.5 inch] height

0.05 to 0.06 kg [0.12 to 0.14 lb]

EZout Trial Rod

(REF 7202-300-100)

228.6 mm [9.0 inch] length

17 mm [0.67 inch] outer diameter

0.11 kg [0.25 lb]

EZout Plug Sizing Templates

(REF 7202-300-1XX series)

292 mm [11.5 inch] length

61 mm [2.4 inch] width

2.8 mm [0.11 inch] height

0.05 kg [0.1 lb]

EZout Blades

(REF 7812-0XX-001K series)

European

Conformity:

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