Blackstone HS-WDEL-02

General dental practices use the HS-WDEL-02 across hard and soft tissue, switching modes on the screen as a session moves from a carious lesion to a gum margin. Because the beam is generated inside the handpiece and the handpiece rotates through 360 degrees, the clinician changes the approach angle with the wrist, which counts most in posterior and lingual areas.

Periodontal therapy works along pocket margins, and implant teams use the laser around implant sites during restoration. Endodontists reach for the finer tips, down to 0.1 mm, where access is narrow. Paediatric dentists treating young patients and orthodontists working around brackets use the soft tissue modes for small, precise procedures. Aesthetic restoration, including gum contouring around crowns and veneers, uses the same handpiece in a different mode.

Dental nurses manage the single-use tips, fitting a new tip for each patient on the adsorption lock, and make sure everyone in the room wears 2940 nm eye protection during emission. Practices running specialist and general lists side by side keep one laser for both, with customised modes holding each clinician's routine settings. Referral clinics that see periodontal, implant and endodontic cases in the same week can pair the straight body for anterior access with the angled body for posterior work. For a practice adding laser work for the first time, the preset modes give a starting point for each tissue, and customised modes capture settings as clinicians gain experience.

Practices that rely on deep coagulation for bleeding control, or that want reusable tips, sit outside what the HS-WDEL-02 is built for.

Laser generated in the handpiece.

The resonant cavity sits inside the working handpiece, so the beam is produced close to the tip. No delivery fibre or articulated arm sits between the generator and tissue.

Rotation through 360 degrees

The handpiece turns through 360 degrees on straight or angled bodies. Clinicians reach different surfaces by rotating the handpiece, and the console stays where it was parked.

Hard and soft tissue from one screen

Hard and soft tissue modes switch on the operating screen, so a single appointment can move from a carious lesion to a soft tissue procedure without changing equipment.

Custom modes for routine work

Preset modes cover general dental treatment, and customised modes store a practice's own settings. Repeat procedures then start from a saved mode.

One tip per patient

Single-use tips keep each tip to one patient, removing tip reprocessing from the decontamination workload. The trade-off is steady tip consumption that grows with patient numbers.

Tip sizes from 0.1 to 1.8 mm

Diameters run from 0.1 to 1.8 mm in several lengths, and tips seat on an adsorption lock without tools. The tip can follow the procedure, from fine work to broader areas.

A broad adjustable output

Pulse energy adjusts up to 700 mJ, output stays below 8.5 W, and frequency runs from 10 to 50 Hz, with adjustable pulse width. That range covers both tissue modes on one laser.

Wide operating conditions

The system is rated for ambient temperatures from 0 to 55 °C, humidity up to 80% and supplies from 100 to 220 V ± 10%. Clinics in hot climates or on different mains voltages can run it within its rating.

Consumables and safety kit

Tips are the per-patient consumable. Eye protection rated for 2940 nm is the other standing need, because everyone in the room wears it while the laser is emitting.

Laser generated in the handpiece.

The resonant cavity sits inside the working handpiece, so the beam is produced a short distance from the tip. No delivery fibre or articulated arm sits between the generator and tissue.

Rotation through 360 degrees

The handpiece turns through 360 degrees on straight or angled bodies. Clinicians reach different surfaces by rotating the handpiece, and the console stays where it was parked.

Hard and soft tissue from one screen

Hard and soft tissue modes switch on the operating screen, so a single appointment can move from a carious lesion to a soft tissue procedure without changing equipment.

Custom modes for routine work

Preset modes cover general dental treatment, and customised modes store a practice's own settings. Repeat procedures then start from a saved mode.

One tip per patient

Single-use tips keep each tip to one patient, removing tip reprocessing from the decontamination workload. The trade-off is steady tip consumption that grows with patient numbers.

Tip sizes from 0.1 to 1.8 mm

Diameters run from 0.1 to 1.8 mm in several lengths, and tips seat on an adsorption lock without tools. The tip can follow the procedure, from fine work to broader areas.

A broad adjustable output

Pulse energy adjusts up to 700 mJ, output stays below 8.5 W, and frequency runs from 10 to 50 Hz, with adjustable pulse width. That range covers both tissue modes on one laser.

Wide operating conditions

The system is rated for ambient temperatures from 0 to 55 °C, humidity up to 80% and supplies from 100 to 220 V ± 10%. Clinics in hot climates or on different mains voltages can run it within its rating.

Consumables and safety kit

Tips are the per-patient consumable. Eye protection rated for 2940 nm is the other standing need, because every person in the room wears it while the laser is emitting.

The HS-WDEL-02 suits a general or specialist dental practice that wants one erbium laser for hard and soft tissue, with the generator in the handpiece and a single-use tip for every patient. Its case rests on access: a 360-degree handpiece on straight or angled bodies and presets that switch tissue modes from one screen. Three limits shape the decision. Conformity marking comes first, since no CE or UKCA position is evidenced for the HS-WDEL-02. Its 2940 nm light works at the tissue surface, so procedures that rely on deep coagulation fall outside its range. Tips are single-use, so consumption rises with every patient treated, and its Class IV rating means 2940 nm eye protection for everyone present during emission.