iLED II – Woodpecker – Curing Light

iLED II – Woodpecker – A unique piece of technology within Woodpecker, with high light intensity and a wide spectrum. Great focused light output, great curing.

Key features:

• iLED II is a smart curing device perfect for quick curing of small spots.
• Upgraded focused light output, reduces 55,87% light angle allowing more concentrated energy and higher curing efficiency.
• Magnetic Point Cure Lens, provides amazing pinpoint curing of small composites and helpful for tack curing veneers and porcelain crowns!
• 3 working modes, Turbo, High and Standard Power, each with different light intensity and time settings to ensure a great result for all types of curing.
• Light Intensity up to 3000 mw/cm², 1 sec for curing. With the highest intensity up to 2700-3000 mw/cm², curing 2 mm resin takes only one second! Making it especially suitable for orthodontic brackets, porcelain veneers, postscore adhesives and pit and fissure sealant.
• Upgraded wide spectrum, the emission wavelength range of iLED II Wide Spectrum Curing Light is 385nm – 515nm, mainly adding the wave band of 385nm – 420nm. The additional band is better at curing the resin materials containing new-style materials such as TPO. The additional wave can also reduce the risk of resin shedding of incomplete curing!
• Side-note: The light absorbing  peak of traditional materials (containing camphorquinone) is 460nm, so the curing can be done by both the ordinary curing light and the wide spectrum. But it’s good to keep in mind that the camphorquinone is yellowish and is not suitable to add large amounts of it to bleached resin or light-coloured resin. The additional wave band of iLED is 385nm – 420nm which can better cure those materials. TPO is white and suitable for being added to bleached resins and light-coloured resin.

Technical Specifications:

Product includes:

• 1x main unit
• 1x charger and charging station
• 1x curing head
• Extra accessories

Manufacturer website:
https://www.glwoodpecker.com/#/pcdetails?e=247&type=pc