Genuine OEM Replacement Cartridge — Waldent Spectra Standard (W-132c)
The W-132c Cartridge is the original spare rotor unit for the Waldent Spectra Standard airotor. Built around a precision-balanced spindle, ceramic ball bearings and a push-button chuck, it is the wear component that delivers the airotor's cutting speed, torque and bur grip. When a Spectra airotor loses power, develops noise or vibration, or the chuck stops retaining burs — this cartridge is the replacement part. Fully autoclavable up to 135°C, it installs in minutes with the airotor's original key and restores the handpiece to factory performance without needing a full airotor replacement.
Features:
- Genuine OEM Waldent Spectra Standard cartridge — direct fit
- Ceramic ball bearing — long service life, low vibration
- Push-button chuck for quick, secure bur change
- Delivers >320,000 RPM at rated pressure
- Accepts standard 1.59–1.60 mm ISO burs
- Fully autoclavable up to 135°C
Key Specifications:
| Part number |
W-132c |
| Compatible handpiece |
Waldent Spectra Standard Airotor (W-132) only |
| Head type |
Standard |
| Chuck type |
Push Button |
| Bearing |
Ceramic Ball Bearing |
| Bur size |
1.590–1.600 mm ISO |
| Max rotation |
More than 320,000 RPM |
| Sterilisation |
Autoclavable up to 135°C |
| Brand |
Waldent |
Directions to Use:
Preparation:
- Isolate the airotor from the chair coupling and depressurise the air line
- Clean and dry the airotor head housing
- Keep the airotor key/spanner (supplied with your original Spectra) ready
Operation:
- Open the head cap using the airotor key
- Remove the used cartridge from the head housing
- Seat the new W-132c cartridge into the housing — do not force
- Refit and hand-tighten the head cap with the key; avoid over-torquing
- Run the handpiece at low speed for 10–15 seconds to verify smooth rotation and water spray
- Insert a bur and check chuck retention before clinical use
Post-Use Care:
- Clean bur-shank residue from the chuck after every procedure
- Lubricate the cartridge with handpiece oil before every autoclave cycle
- Autoclave at 121–135°C and allow full cool-down before reuse
- Replace the cartridge when unusual noise, vibration or chuck slip appears
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