frank g
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I have a Gravermeister and want to adapt it to GRS Airtact handpieces. Anyone know anything about this. Can it be done? any other solution?
Gravermeister adaptation to Airtact hand pieces
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tim halloran
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Frank: I'm pretty sure you would need to have a Graver Max or Graver Mach to use those handpieces. Call GRS and talk to J.B. Taylor, he can tell you if any one can.
Tim Wells
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I don't think it'll work.
I don't think it's possible, Frank.
mitch
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Frank-
GraverMeisters & GraverMax/Machs work on different principles- to be more specific, GMeisters operate on negative pressure and Max/Machs on positive (one sucks, one blows). One obvious difference is that if you open up their respective handpieces, one has the spring behind (upstream) the piston and the other is ahead (downstream). The throttles & handpieces are sufficiently different I can't imagine the Airtact would be adaptable to the 'Meister.
But, hey, let us know if you figure out how to make it work!
GraverMeisters & GraverMax/Machs work on different principles- to be more specific, GMeisters operate on negative pressure and Max/Machs on positive (one sucks, one blows). One obvious difference is that if you open up their respective handpieces, one has the spring behind (upstream) the piston and the other is ahead (downstream). The throttles & handpieces are sufficiently different I can't imagine the Airtact would be adaptable to the 'Meister.
But, hey, let us know if you figure out how to make it work!
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