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succumb to normal wear and tear.
One manufacturer's line electronically automates equipment maintenance for
you through a process called "integrated remote device management." While the
tools' batteries are plugged into their chargers, they send performance data
they've collected from the handpieces to the manufacturer's service support
staff, who troubleshoot performance problems and issue maintenance recom-
mendations remotely.
The immediate availability of loaner tools through your vendor's represen-
tative while yours are being repaired is an ideal service solution. But if that's
not possible, perhaps the single-use power tools that various manufacturers
have introduced in recent years can serve as a workable alternative.
Designed for shelf life and quick setup, the disposable devices require no
recharging or reprocessing.
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