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Badeco MX-4 Touch Evolution Micromotor with 4 Handpieces

Part # 134.746 Out of Stock Weight <0.1 lb / <5 g
Current price $6,985.00

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Description

The Badeco MX-4 Touch Evolution (Version 2) is a dual-voltage multi-station micromotor system that brings four precision handpieces to your bench with instant, auto-sensing selection. Remove any handpiece from its holder and the control unit powers that tool—reducing clutter from multiple motors and pedals while delivering the low-speed torque, control, and reliability demanded by professional jewelers and watchmakers.

Features

  • Auto-sense station selection: Power enables automatically when a single handpiece is lifted; removing more than one stops power to prevent conflicts.
  • RS2000 Carbon Series micromotors deliver strong low-end torque across the full 2,000–20,000 rpm range for drilling, setting, and finishing.
  • HP465 Quick-Change handpiece accepts 3/32" (2.35 mm) shank burs with a quarter-turn open/close collet—no need to stop the motor for tool changes.
  • HP318 Combi Hammer handpiece offers selectable continuous (hand mode) or single-stroke (foot mode) impact with on-handpiece impact strength control.
  • HP4LC100 Polisher/Micro Filer uses reciprocating action for fine polishing and filing in tight, hard-to-reach areas; compatible with ceramic and mini files.
  • HP380 Adjustable Chuck handpiece clamps shanks from 0.05–4.5 mm, eliminating collet changes across a wide range of tools and mandrels.
  • Dual voltage 115/230 V control unit for worldwide use.
  • V2 redesigned control panel with 6-prong foot control connector for use with PC200/PC800 foot controls.

Operating Modes & Controls

  • Hand / Foot Selection (left toggle): Hand = speed via center dial. Foot = speed via PC800 pedal.
  • Direction (center toggle): Forward (right rotation) or Reverse (left rotation).
  • Foot Pedal Behavior (right toggle): Set-speed or variable-speed when in Foot mode and speed dial is above OFF.
  • Auto-sense holders: To leave holders empty, block the unused holder's photo cell.

Specifications

Voltage Dual voltage 115/230 V (control unit)
Micromotor Speed Range 2,000–20,000 rpm (RS2000)
Handpiece Collet (HP465) 3/32" (2.35 mm)
HP380 Chuck Capacity 0.05–4.5 mm
Version V2 – redesigned control box; 6-prong connector for PC200/PC800 (previous versions used 7-prong for PC100/PC750)
Warranty 2-year factory warranty on micromotors and control unit (parts & labor); factory service in Geneva, Switzerland

What's Included

Item Model Function / Notes
Control Unit MX-4 Touch Evolution V2 Auto-senses lifted handpiece; dual voltage 115/230 V; revised V2 panel and 6-prong foot control connector
Micromotors (×4) RS2000 Carbon Series 2,000–20,000 rpm; high torque at all speeds; carbon-fiber construction
Quick-Change Handpiece HP465 3/32" (2.35 mm) collet; quarter-turn open/close; tool change without stopping motor
Hammer Handpiece HP318 Combi Medium–hard impact; continuous (hand mode) or single-stroke (foot mode); on-handpiece impact strength control
Polisher / Micro Filer HP4LC100 Reciprocating action for fine polishing/filing in tight areas; compatible with ceramic and mini files
Adjustable Chuck Handpiece HP380 0.05–4.5 mm clamping range—no collet changes required
Foot Control PC800 Variable speed or set-speed operation (selectable on control box)
Mounting Hardware — Hardware to mount the control box at the bench

Compatibility

To configure a custom MX-4 Touch Evolution set, start with the single-handpiece kit 134.746-450 and add your preferred combination of handpieces and RS2000 micromotors. Note that the V2 control unit uses a 6-prong connector compatible with PC200/PC800 foot controls; it is not compatible with the 7-prong PC100/PC750 used on earlier versions.

Notes

The HP465 collet is engineered for highly precise 3/32" shanks. For best results, use precision burs from makers such as Busch, Brasseler/Germany (Fox, Panther, Komet), and Dentsply Maillefer. Variations in shank diameter common to some HSS burs may reduce gripping performance. Service is performed by the manufacturer at 8 rue de la Coulouvrenière, CH-1204 Genève, Switzerland; refer to the included factory warranty card or contact Badeco for repair instructions.

Specifications

Brand
Badeco
Part #
134.746
Type
Handpieces
Dimensions
12 in x 8.5 in x 7 in
Voltage
Dual voltage 115/230 V (control unit)
Micromotor Speed Range
2,000–20,000 rpm (RS2000)
Handpiece Collet (HP465)
3/32" (2.35 mm)
HP380 Chuck Capacity
0.05–4.5 mm
Version
V2 – redesigned control box; 6-prong connector for PC200/PC800 (previous versions used 7-prong for PC100/PC750)
Warranty
2-year factory warranty on micromotors and control unit (parts & labor); factory service in Geneva, Switzerland
California Prop 65 Warning California Prop 65 Warning:
Cancer and Reproductive Harm. www.P65warnings.ca.gov.

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Greg Neeley
best bench set I have ever used

I purchased this in 2016 at the JCK Vegas show. At the time I had not worked with micromotors much so I was choosing the system based totally on the demo. Later I actually worried that I made a mistake. I did not know how to use these tools. nearly 7 years later, the system began to hesitate, I could not do anything. I had become so dependent on this incredible tool. I have other flex-shaft tools but they are so cumbersome it would require re organizing my entire bench. I replaced all the motors and one hand piece and the system is working perfectly again. I cannot explain it any better. You do not know what you are missing until you get it and, you don't know what you have until it is gone.
Greg Neeley
Georgetown, Texas

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Goldfinger
Why didn't I do this sooner?

Wow, what an awesome set up! At first I was hesitant to invest in a micromotor. I really love the torque output of my Foredom LX and read of low torque with micromotors. I was in the middle of a job and I kept having to stop and tug the flexshaft to gain some slack. I have gotten used to moving around the weight of that cable. But this time, that was it! I had enough of that fight. Sprung for the micromotor and I am so glad I did. A beautifully balanced handpiece with very little vibration. It is so smooth, and yet packs a ton of torque. I found myself having to turn it down a bit - this one goes to 11! The four handpiece touch set up is the way to go. Just grab and go. If you are pondering this set up, just go for it. You will be so glad you did. It is an absolute game changer, kind of like getting a microscope for your bench.