High Speed Handpieces

A high-speed airotor is an air-driven dental handpiece that runs at 300,000–400,000 rpm to cut enamel, dentine, and old restorations quickly with minimal pressure. Waldent's high-speed range covers LED and non-LED airotors, push-button and wrench-type heads, 45° mini-heads, disposable units, and the matching turbine cartridges and couplings.

Types of high-speed airotors

• LED airotors — a built-in light for a clearer working field, like the Moon Super Bright and AURA Gold LED.
• Standard non-LED airotors — reliable everyday cutting at a lower cost, such as the Eco Plus.
• Push-button airotors — single-press bur change, like the Neo Push Button Super Torque.
• 45° mini-head airotors — improved posterior access, like the Premium Plus 45°.
• Disposable airotors & couplings — single-use and quick-coupling options such as the disposable high-speed airotor.

Why buy from Waldent

Every Waldent airotor is genuine, carries a serial number and manufacturer warranty, and ships pan-India with free shipping over Rs. 2,499. Replacement cartridges are stocked for every model, bulk pricing is available for colleges and clinic chains, and orders are covered by a 10-day return guarantee.

Frequently asked questions

1. What is a high-speed airotor used for?

A high-speed airotor is used for cutting enamel and dentine, removing old fillings and crowns, and shaping cavities before restoration. Running at 300,000–400,000 rpm with friction-grip diamond or carbide burs, it removes hard tooth tissue quickly with water-spray cooling to protect the pulp.

2. What is the difference between an LED and non-LED airotor?

An LED and non-LED airotor differ in illumination. An LED airotor has a built-in light that brightens the working field for better visibility in posterior teeth, while a non-LED airotor relies on the operatory light and is more economical. Both cut at the same high speed.

3. Are Waldent airotors genuine and warranty-backed?

Yes. Waldent airotors are supplied genuine through waldent.com and authorised dealers, each carrying a serial number and manufacturer warranty on cartridge performance. Replacement cartridges are stocked for every model, so units can be serviced in-clinic rather than replaced.