Made by the world???s largest manufacturer of ultrasonic scalers, this highly effective unit allows quick and easy scaling of teeth. It features automatic frequency tracking which ensures the machine is always working on the most appropriate frequency and the autoclavable handpiece is constructed from titanium alloy to provide sound mechanical function and durability. Tips are much cheaper than magnetostrictive (Cavitron-type) inserts and are easily changed during dental procedures. The ultrasonic vibration intensity is adjustable and 3 pre-set modes (gingival, periodontic, endodontic) optimise scaler operation. Highly reliable and effectiveLarge range of well-priced replacement tipsThree pre-set modesAttach to any pressured water sourcePiezo-electric technology results in reduced water useModels with LED light and integrated water tank are available on request2 year warranty Today, there are essentially two types of ultrasonic dental scalers in common use - magnetostrictive and piezoelectric. Both types are still recognised as good options and while there are certain differences between the two technologies, at a practical level this often appears to be insignificant. Expert opinion and even experimental results frequently contradict each other - personal preference and familiarity seem to affect any recommendation. Overall, however, there appears to be a general trend towards piezoelectric scalers. Here at Kahuvet, we prefer the piezoelectric scalers because of their excellent value for money and robust design. If used correctly, they are effective and safe, and the low cost of replacement tips means that they can easily be kept in optimum working condition.
ULT600
Torque Wrench
Made by the world???s largest manufacturer of ultrasonic scalers, this highly effective unit allows quick and easy scaling of teeth. It features automatic frequency tracking which ensures the machine is always working on the most appropriate frequency and the autoclavable handpiece is constructed from titanium alloy to provide sound mechanical function and durability. Tips are much cheaper than magnetostrictive (Cavitron-type) inserts and are easily changed during dental procedures. The ultrasonic vibration intensity is adjustable and 3 pre-set modes (gingival, periodontic, endodontic) optimise scaler operation.
Highly reliable and effectiveLarge range of well-priced replacement tipsThree pre-set modesAttach to any pressured water sourcePiezo-electric technology results in reduced water useModels with LED light and integrated water tank are available on request2 year warranty
Today, there are essentially two types of ultrasonic dental scalers in common use - magnetostrictive and piezoelectric. Both types are still recognised as good options and while there are certain differences between the two technologies, at a practical level this often appears to be insignificant. Expert opinion and even experimental results frequently contradict each other - personal preference and familiarity seem to affect any recommendation. Overall, however, there appears to be a general trend towards piezoelectric scalers. Here at Kahuvet, we prefer the piezoelectric scalers because of their excellent value for money and robust design. If used correctly, they are effective and safe, and the low cost of replacement tips means that they can easily be kept in optimum working condition.
Product #: ULT600
ULT650
Handpiece Holder (Spare Part)
Made by the world???s largest manufacturer of ultrasonic scalers, this highly effective unit allows quick and easy scaling of teeth. It features automatic frequency tracking which ensures the machine is always working on the most appropriate frequency and the autoclavable handpiece is constructed from titanium alloy to provide sound mechanical function and durability. Tips are much cheaper than magnetostrictive (Cavitron-type) inserts and are easily changed during dental procedures. The ultrasonic vibration intensity is adjustable and 3 pre-set modes (gingival, periodontic, endodontic) optimise scaler operation.
Highly reliable and effectiveLarge range of well-priced replacement tipsThree pre-set modesAttach to any pressured water sourcePiezo-electric technology results in reduced water useModels with LED light and integrated water tank are available on request2 year warranty
Today, there are essentially two types of ultrasonic dental scalers in common use - magnetostrictive and piezoelectric. Both types are still recognised as good options and while there are certain differences between the two technologies, at a practical level this often appears to be insignificant. Expert opinion and even experimental results frequently contradict each other - personal preference and familiarity seem to affect any recommendation. Overall, however, there appears to be a general trend towards piezoelectric scalers. Here at Kahuvet, we prefer the piezoelectric scalers because of their excellent value for money and robust design. If used correctly, they are effective and safe, and the low cost of replacement tips means that they can easily be kept in optimum working condition.
Product #: ULT650
ULT400
UDS-A - LED
Made by the world???s largest manufacturer of ultrasonic scalers, this highly effective unit allows quick and easy scaling of teeth. It features automatic frequency tracking which ensures the machine is always working on the most appropriate frequency and the autoclavable handpiece is constructed from titanium alloy to provide sound mechanical function and durability. Tips are much cheaper than magnetostrictive (Cavitron-type) inserts and are easily changed during dental procedures. The ultrasonic vibration intensity is adjustable and 3 pre-set modes (gingival, periodontic, endodontic) optimise scaler operation.
Highly reliable and effectiveLarge range of well-priced replacement tipsThree pre-set modesAttach to any pressured water sourcePiezo-electric technology results in reduced water useModels with LED light and integrated water tank are available on request2 year warranty
Today, there are essentially two types of ultrasonic dental scalers in common use - magnetostrictive and piezoelectric. Both types are still recognised as good options and while there are certain differences between the two technologies, at a practical level this often appears to be insignificant. Expert opinion and even experimental results frequently contradict each other - personal preference and familiarity seem to affect any recommendation. Overall, however, there appears to be a general trend towards piezoelectric scalers. Here at Kahuvet, we prefer the piezoelectric scalers because of their excellent value for money and robust design. If used correctly, they are effective and safe, and the low cost of replacement tips means that they can easily be kept in optimum working condition.
Product #: ULT400
ULT250
LED Handpiece
Made by the world???s largest manufacturer of ultrasonic scalers, this highly effective unit allows quick and easy scaling of teeth. It features automatic frequency tracking which ensures the machine is always working on the most appropriate frequency and the autoclavable handpiece is constructed from titanium alloy to provide sound mechanical function and durability. Tips are much cheaper than magnetostrictive (Cavitron-type) inserts and are easily changed during dental procedures. The ultrasonic vibration intensity is adjustable and 3 pre-set modes (gingival, periodontic, endodontic) optimise scaler operation.
Highly reliable and effectiveLarge range of well-priced replacement tipsThree pre-set modesAttach to any pressured water sourcePiezo-electric technology results in reduced water useModels with LED light and integrated water tank are available on request2 year warranty
Today, there are essentially two types of ultrasonic dental scalers in common use - magnetostrictive and piezoelectric. Both types are still recognised as good options and while there are certain differences between the two technologies, at a practical level this often appears to be insignificant. Expert opinion and even experimental results frequently contradict each other - personal preference and familiarity seem to affect any recommendation. Overall, however, there appears to be a general trend towards piezoelectric scalers. Here at Kahuvet, we prefer the piezoelectric scalers because of their excellent value for money and robust design. If used correctly, they are effective and safe, and the low cost of replacement tips means that they can easily be kept in optimum working condition.
Product #: ULT250