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UP-200 Delrin Joint GAS-106

Original price $9.00 - Original price $9.00
Original price
$9.00
$9.00 - $9.00
Current price $9.00

The GAS-106 is a precision-molded Delrin (acetal plastic) joint used in the UP-200 / UG12 series handpieces from KUPA. This joint provides a low-friction, wear-resistant coupling interface between internal rotating assemblies or between components where plastic-on-metal contact aids smooth operation.

Features

  • Low-friction interface: Delrin provides smooth operation between moving parts, helping reduce wear and noise over time.

  • Precision fit: Designed for OEM tolerances to maintain correct alignment of internal rotating components in the handpiece.

  • Durability: Plastic joint reduces metal-on-metal wear and aids longevity of both the joint and mating surfaces.

  • Cost-effective replacement: Rather than replacing larger assemblies, swapping in the correct joint can restore function for internal couplings.

  • Material: Heavy-duty black molded plastic (Delrin/acetal).

  • Dimensions: 11.73 mm length × approx 0.23 mm diameter. 

  • Application: Internal coupling/joint piece in KUPA UP-200 / UG12 high-speed handpieces.

Installation Tips

  • Verify that your handpiece’s revision uses part # GAS-106 for the joint — older or alternate models may use a different joint or part number.

  • Inspect adjacent components (coupling surfaces, housing, bearings) for wear — if mating metal surfaces are damaged, simply replacing the joint may not fully restore performance.

  1. Disconnect the handpiece from power and ensure it has fully stopped before beginning any disassembly.

  2. Disassemble the section where the joint is located as per the manufacturer’s guide (front housing or internal coupling area).

  3. Remove the old Delrin joint, clean the surrounding area of debris, lubricant residue or metal shards.

  4. Insert the new GAS-106 joint, ensuring it seats accurately and that mating surfaces are aligned and undamaged.

  5. Re-assemble the handpiece and perform an unloaded test (no bit) at low speed to check for smooth operation, absence of abnormal noise or vibration, before returning to full use.