I Have a Bearing Number
Use the complete visible number, including prefixes, suffixes, spaces and symbols.
Dental Bearing Selection Resources
Use a structured selection process to compare bearing numbers, dimensions, materials, internal structure, handpiece applications and bearing positions before choosing a replacement.
Selection Path Finder
Use the complete visible number, including prefixes, suffixes, spaces and symbols.
Use the brand, exact model and turbine or cartridge version where available.
Enter ID, OD and width, then compare complete structure and application data.
Submit photographs, visible markings, measurements and handpiece details.
Core Checklist
Review all available evidence before moving from a possible match to a product decision.
Selection Workflow
Record every visible number, SKU, OEM reference, packaging code or supplier reference.
Check spaces, hyphens, slashes, prefixes and suffixes before searching.
Record ID, OD, width and special geometry using a suitable tool.
Compare ball material, rings, cage, shield, seal and geometry.
Check the exact handpiece, turbine or cartridge version.
Determine whether the requirement is front, rear or a matched set.
Distinguish verified data from dimensional or confirmation-required records.
Review the complete product specification and request confirmation where required.
Selection Methods
A complete bearing number is often the fastest starting point, but the same base number may appear with different prefixes, suffixes, materials or structures.
ID, OD and width can narrow the candidate list, but same-size bearings may use different materials, cages, shields, clearances or application-specific structures.
The same handpiece model may have more than one turbine, cartridge or production version. The complete model and assembly version should be reviewed.
Compare the complete reviewed product configuration rather than assuming that similar external appearance means interchangeability.
Front and rear bearings are not automatically interchangeable, even when their external dimensions appear similar.
Compatibility Status
The application has been reviewed for the listed brand, model and version.
The submitted number matches a reviewed reference record.
The external dimensions match the entered measurements.
The model is known, but the turbine or cartridge version must still be confirmed.
Dimensions or numbers match, but materials, cage, shield or geometry remain uncertain.
No reviewed product or application record has been found.
Avoid Errors
Different bearings can share the same outside diameter.
Suffixes may identify different materials or structures.
Production and cartridge versions may differ.
Bearing positions may require different products.
Small dimensional differences can return the wrong family.
Main ID, OD and width may not describe the complete bearing.
Internal structure cannot be confirmed visually.
Review the complete materials, dimensions and application status first.
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Follow a complete number, dimension, structure and application review.
Collect the essential technical and application data before requesting price.
Compare cage, shield, materials, geometry and exact application.
Understand number, dimension, model and verified application status.
Review bearing position and turbine version separately.
Review whether the application requires one bearing or a reviewed pair.
Choose the strongest available starting point and know its limitations.
Use a repeatable checklist before product confirmation and ordering.
Lookup Tools
Start here when you are not sure which lookup method to use.
Search a number, supplier SKU, OEM or alternative reference.
Use the brand, exact model and turbine or cartridge version.
Enter ID, OD and width to review dimensional candidates.
B2B Selection Support
Submit bearing numbers, handpiece models, dimensions, current supplier references or inventory lists for structured technical and commercial review.
Practical Worksheets
Copy these fields into your own record or print this page. Record observed information and its source; leave unknown details blank. These worksheets organize information and do not certify compatibility.
| Field | Your record |
|---|---|
| Complete bearing marking / reference | |
| Source or supplier of the reference | |
| Measured dimensions and units | |
| Construction information and its source | |
| Handpiece model and assembly version | |
| Bearing position | |
| Unconfirmed points | |
| Requested quantity |
| Field | Your record |
|---|---|
| Part marking / sample identifier | |
| Measurement date and instrument | |
| Inner diameter (ID), unit and reading | |
| Outside diameter (OD), unit and reading | |
| Width and separately measured axial features | |
| Flange or ring-extension details | |
| Repeated readings / measurement uncertainty | |
| Photo or drawing reference |
| Field | Your record |
|---|---|
| Handpiece brand | |
| Exact model wording as marked | |
| REF / assembly or cartridge reference | |
| Version or serial information, if relevant | |
| Bearing position | |
| Visible bearing marking | |
| Supporting document / photo reference | |
| Details still requiring confirmation |
| Field | Your record |
|---|---|
| Source supplier / namespace | |
| Original supplier reference | |
| Original description | |
| Known dimensions and source | |
| Candidate DENTORQUE reference, if reviewed | |
| Evidence for the proposed relationship | |
| Relationship status / unresolved differences | |
| Quantity and purchasing notes |
These manufacturer references explain general principles; they do not verify a DENTORQUE product or handpiece application. Use the exact equipment service documentation where applicable.
Questions or corrections: Contact DENTORQUE. Review the fitment evidence standard before treating a candidate as a confirmed replacement.
Common Questions
Collect the available number, dimensions, structure and handpiece information. Compare the complete product specification and compatibility status before ordering.
A complete number is a strong starting point, but prefixes, suffixes, structure and exact application should still be reviewed.
Dimensions can narrow the possible products, but they do not confirm materials, cage, shield, internal geometry or handpiece application.
Not necessarily. A handpiece model may use different turbine, cartridge or production versions.
Not automatically. Front and rear positions may use different dimensions, structures or assembly configurations.
Compare materials, cage, shield, geometry, handpiece version and bearing position, or submit the information for technical review.
Start with the strongest available reference, compare the complete specification and request technical confirmation where the application remains uncertain.