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Equipment / Wax technology
Waxlectric light
An introduction to efficient waxing-up
Waxlectric light I + II
Separate heating of the
instrument and material
is also no longer required
with these units, resulting
in greatly improved quality
and speed. The wax does
not contain any stresses
and the technician can fully
concentrate on waxing up.
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Cost-effective introduction
to electric waxing-up
!
Like the Waxlectric, the
advantages of these units
are quality, speed and
simplicity:
• 20% saving in waxing-up
time, as separate heating of
the instrument is no longer
required.
• 50% saving in waxingup
time (wax up twice as
fast) when used with the
Waxprofi (see pages 42/43)
in prosthetics or the Vario E
(see page 40) in crown and
bridge work, as separate
heating of the waxes is also
no longer required.
• no contraction of the
pattern, as the wax is not
overheated or burned.
• the technician is able to
concentrate on the pattern
rather than on the materials
and instruments.
• easier waxing up on the
model, as the wax knife is
constantly at the optimum
working temperature.
Temperature setting
• 1 a potentiometer ensures
easy temperature control.
• 2 both channels can be set
separately with the Waxlectric
light II.
Handpiece
• 3 heat-insulated + heating
element not integrated in
the handle.
• 4 natural cork instrument
handle, gentle to the skin.
• ergonomic design for
comfortable, fatigue-free
waxing-up.
• 5 heat-resistant, anti-twist
cable.
• cable connection and
guidance ensure optimum
contact and protection of
the sockets.
Housing
• compact, ergonomic design.
• hermetically sealed touchpad
is easy to clean.
• 6 increased safety when
waxing up due to the low
voltage technology, mains
unit is outside the working
area.
Waxing-up tips
• choice of 12 different
waxing-up tips.
• screw connection makes
tips easier and quicker to
change without using an
instrument.
• heating element is integrated
in the tip, ensuring
shortest reaction times,
therefore virtually no temperature
fluctuations and
no heating of the handle.
• stable, can be bent or
shaped to suit individual
requirements.
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Optimum results with GEO Avantgarde modelling
waxes, pages 76-77 and GEO special base wax
(prosthetic work), page 118.
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For unit replacement parts
refer to the replacement parts
appendix page 182.
Description Art. No. Art. No.
230 V/240 V 120 V
Waxlectric light I (1-channel) 2150-0000 2150-1000
incl. waxing-up tip (available from (available from
2155-0102 june 2006) june 2006)
Waxlectric light II (2-channel) 2151-0000 2151-1000
incl. waxing-up tips (available from (available from
2155-0101 + 2155-0103 june 2006) june 2006)
Pack contents:
1 Control unit
1 Handpiece (or 2 handpieces with the Waxlectric light II)
1 Waxing-up tip (or 2 waxing-up tips with the Waxlectric light II)
1 Mains unit
1 Instructions for use with replacement parts list
Technical Details
Mains voltage
100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Supply voltage
12 V DC
Power consumption 5 W (Waxlectric light I)
10 W (Waxlectric light II)
Min. operating temperature 50°C or 122°F
Max. operating temperature 200°C or 392°F
Handpiece cable length 85 cm (33.46 inches)
Dimensions
Waxlectric light I + II (WxHxD) 91 x 53 x 80 mm (3.58 x 2.09 x 3.15 inches)
Weight (with / without approx. 425 g / 215 g (Waxlectric light I)
mains unit)
approx. 445 g / 235 g (Waxlectric light II)
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