
A REPLACEMENT bearing for the MARATHON AirTurbo AT300 laboratory high-speed handpiece. The AirTurbo is a bench air turbine built for zirconia and all Other ceramics; its casing carries a protection mechanism that keeps grinding debris out of the head, which is what gives the turbine its service life. The bearing is the wear item inside that head — when a turbine starts to whine, lose speed, run hot or vibrate, the bearing is the first thing to check and the cheapest thing to change.
Replacing a bearing at the first sign of noise is the difference between a $36.25 part and a new handpiece. This is a service part sold on its own, not a complete turbine cartridge — if your head is scored or the impeller is damaged, you want the cartridge (#880-1301) instead.
Host handpiece specification, published by the manufacturer (Meta Dental Corp) for the unit this part serves — not the specification of the bearing itself:
Not sure this is the part you need? Bearings, cartridges and collet chucks all live inside the same head and are easy to confuse. Tell us your unit (AT300A or AT300W) and what it is doing — noise, heat, loss of speed, bur slipping — and we will confirm the right part before you order. Use Talk to an Expert above.
A bur that slips points to the collet chuck. A head that is scored or will not hold speed after a bearing change points to the cartridge. Low or unstable pressure at the handpiece points to the regulator.
Meta Dental Corp publishes specifications for the AirTurbo AT300 handpiece but does not publish a separate printable data sheet, IFU or exploded PARTS diagram for this service part, so none is linked here rather than link a document that is not theirs. The host handpiece figures above are quoted from the manufacturer. If you need a stamped PARTS diagram for a service record or a warranty claim, ask us and we will request one from the factory.
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