PowerFloat

ocal machinists to make rotary instruments for other veterinarians. During the mid 1990s Dr. Rach designed a motorized right angle-shaped floating device. The unit stood the durability testing and functioned very well over the next few years so he pursued development and refinement of this new design. A patent was obtained for the new dental instrument and the production and sales of the PowerFloat began with its introduction to veterinarians at the AAEP meeting in Albuquerque, New Mexico in 2000. Over the next 2 years the initial core of veterinarians who purchased the PowerFloat recommended it to other fellow practitioners and the use of the instrument spread throughout the USA and Canada. As well as North America, the Powerfloat began to be sold and serviced through distributors in Australia, New Zealand, and Europe. Since the introduction of the PowerFloat, practitioners throughout the world have helped Dr. Rach make improvements and additions to the basic model. New dental procedures and techniques have been developed and new instrumentation continues to be added to the PowerFloat to deliver safe, superior dental care to the horse.