Description

The high-performance curing light with intelligent curing assistant

Are you looking for a curing light that can do more? If so, you will enjoy using the Bluephase PowerCure. The high-performance curing unit combines intelligence with efficiency.

Bluephase PowerCure features an intelligent light curing assistant that alerts you to any improper use. Short light exposure times, starting from 3 seconds, enable you to work efficiently.

Bluephase PowerCure benefits

Sufficient curing is a prerequisite for esthetic and high-quality direct and indirect restorations. Bluephase PowerCure is there to assist you.

Intelligence

• Activate the smart light curing assistant featuring patented Polyvision technology.
• The light curing assistant detects the movement of the handpiece during the polymerization process and alerts you to any improper operation.

Reliability

• Maximum compatibility with different materials: suitable for the polymerization of all types of current light-curing dental materials.
• High light intensity enables the polymerization of direct and indirect restorations.
• Uniform polymerization due to even light distribution.

Visibility

• The backlit display keeps you informed about the curing program and time of the curing process.
• Four light curing modes ensure versatile use.

Efficiency

• Wide, swivelling light guide helps save time.
• Short light exposure times starting from 3 seconds.

Dental Advisor Editors’ Choice

Bluephase PowerCure has received the Dental Advisor Editors’ Choice award. Our high-performance curing light thoroughly impressed the judges who gave it an excellent rating of 5+.

Wireless Charging of batteries

Inductive charging allows you to recharge the handpiece in the charging station.

What happens when the battery is empty?

When the battery is empty you can attach the handpiece to the power cord of the charging station.

Swiveling light guide

The light guide is shortened at the tip and can be freely rotated by 360 degrees, enabling access to tooth surfaces without the patient having to open their mouth uncomfortably wide.