Woodpecker Woodpex III Dental Apex Locator Blue

Features

• Upgraded Chip: Enhanced performance with an innovative algorithm and high sensitivity.

• Folding Design: Allows easy adjustment of the visual angle.

• Clear Display: Equipped with a bright 4.5" LCD, providing a clear image. Different colors indicate the trajectory of the file clearly.

• Multi-Frequency Measurement: The innovative algorithm offers anti-interference capabilities.

• Accuracy: Utilizes advanced multiple frequency network impedance measurement technology and automatic calibration, achieving an accuracy rate of 97.71%.

• Autoclavable Accessories: The accessories for the Woodpex III can withstand high temperatures and pressures, effectively preventing cross-contamination.

• Rechargeable Lithium Battery: Eliminates the need for frequent battery replacements.

• Buzzer Alert: An alert sounds when the endodontic file is within 2 mm of the apex.

• The apex locator serves as a supportive tool in endodontic treatment by measuring the length of the apical teeth, assisting dentists in completing the procedure effectively.

Technical Parameter

• Adapter: 100V~240V, 50Hz/60Hz

• Power Consumption: ≤0.5W

• Battery: 3.7V / 750mAh

• Screen: 4.5" LCD

• Weight: 0.74 lb. (336g)

• Dimensions: 3.3" × 3.5" × 4.4" (84mm × 88mm × 112mm)

• JMU Model Number (SKU): 22117001

Packing List

Direction to Use

• When the file reaches the front region of the apical foramen, white bars are displayed.

• When the file is near the apical foramen, green bars are shown.

• If the file exceeds the apical foramen, red bars appear, accompanied by a continuous beep sound.

Warranty

One year Warranty

Using Traditional Measuring Methods

Hand Method:

• The doctor relies on tactile feedback and patient pain, leading to subjective assessments with low accuracy.

• Accuracy is approximately 42% within an error range of 0.5mm.

X-ray Method:

• Projects a three-dimensional structure onto a two-dimensional plane.

• Data can be highly inaccurate due to varying projection angles.

• The apical foramen may not be visible on the X-ray dental film.

• More than 80% of apical foramina are not located at the apex but rather on the sides.