This device is designed for dental surgery and oral surgery (implant site preparation, bone cutting, maxillary sinus floor elevation (mucosa), osteoplasty, bone resection, periodontal surgery, prosthesis maintenance, surgical endodontic procedures).
The handpiece is equipped with a light; two handpieces are supplied.
Touchscreen, wired foot pedal.
Three possible working modes/programmes: Bone surgery (Bone), Periodontology (Perio) and endodontics (Endo). One automatic cleaning mode.
The working mode, ultrasonic power and pump flow rate can be selected via the touchscreen or by pressing the appropriate buttons on the foot pedal.
Only the lighting can be adjusted via the touchscreen.
Three lighting options: "On", the LED light remains permanently on. "Off", the LED light remains permanently off. "Auto", the LED light switches on when the pedal is pressed and turns off automatically 3 seconds after the pedal is released.
The ultrasonic power has 7 levels. Level 1, for low bone density. Levels 2–3, for uniform bone density. Levels 4–5 for high bone density. Levels 6–7 for very high bone density.
The irrigation pump flow rate also has 7 levels, from 45 to 100 ml/min.
The radial vibration amplitude of the inserts ranges from 8 to 63 microns/metre.
The lateral amplitude ranges from 0.5 to 15 microns/metre
Maximum power 30W
Ultrasonic impact cycle: 30ms. *
Simulated bone cutting at maximum power (average over 5 different cuts): 2.81 mm.
The vibration frequency of the inserts oscillates between 30KHz +/-15%
Fourteen ultrasonic inserts are supplied (see photos).
Ref: US1 (X2), US2 (x4), US4 (x2), US5 (x2), UL3 (x2), UC1 (x2).
The ultrasonic tips are tightened using a torque wrench (supplied).
The handpiece is autoclave-sterilisable, as are the ultrasonic inserts and handpiece holders.
Insert restocking should be done through Mectron, or with compatible Woodpecker inserts sold on our website.
Handpiece cleaning function.
Instructions in French
Equipment guaranteed for two years for the main unit, including the handpiece.
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The ultrasonic impact cycle (in milliseconds, ms) in an ultrasonic dental surgical motor corresponds to the duration of a single "pulse" or active phase of ultrasonic vibration applied to the insert.
Ultrasonic motors (often used in bone surgery such as piezosurgery) operate through very rapid vibrations (generally between 20,000 and 40,000 Hz).
These vibrations are generated in phases/cycles (activated/deactivated)
Hence the ultrasonic impact cycle (in ms), which is the time during which the ultrasound is actively applied before a pause.
It can therefore be seen as: an ON phase (impact) → active vibration (cutting, action on tissue) and an OFF phase (rest) → very short pause
For example: A 30ms cycle means 30 ms of vibrations followed by a pause and then another 30ms phase of vibration…..
The cycle setting directly influences cutting efficiency: the longer the period, the more effective the cut and the faster the cutting, but conversely, the longer the cycle, the more heat it generates with a higher thermal risk.
AND the shorter the cycle, the less powerful but more precise the cut, less aggressive and generating less heat.
