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KaVo is expanding its family of red high-speed contra-angles with the new MASTERmatic LUX M45 L. KaVo completes the successful portfolio of its red high-speed contra-angles, and these precision instruments marked with a red ring are the power players in everyday practice: they reach the highest speeds and reliably withstand extreme loads - both during use and subsequent reprocessing.

At KaVo, we understand the importance of the red instrument series in practices and clinics, the long-established Biberach- based company is constantly expanding and improving its portfolio. Since mid- 2022, the SURGmatic S15 L Pro, with a gear ratio of 1:5 and up to 200,000 rpm, has complemented the surgical contra- angles. In the restorative area, KaVo recently upgraded two high-speed contra- angles, the E25 L and E25 C.

But that’s not all: KaVo is now launching a new high-speed contra-angle to make dentists’ day-to-day work even more ergonomic and efficient in the future: The MASTERmatic LUX M45 L. Optimum accessibility and excellent visibility during treatment have always played an important role in development, especially in the MASTER segment. The new MASTERmatic LUX M45 L now further emphasises these efforts. With its unique head-knee angle combination, it ensures improved and more ergonomic access to the molar region.

The new high-speed contra-angle handpiece is also equipped with KaVo CoolHead technology. This prevents excessive heating of the instrument head in the event of unintentional press of the push button during treatment and thus ensures additional safety for patients.

Thanks to its compatibility with drill lengths of up to 25 mm, the new instrument offers users a wide range of treatment options.

Whether head size, head angle or drill compatibility, KaVo has the perfect high- speed instrument for every dentist - for maximum flexibility and uncompromising treatment quality. This has proven itself and is what makes Dental Excellence so popular worldwide.

MASTERmatic LUX M45 L - High-speed contra-angle

Speed increasing 1:4.2
Sophisticated head/knee angle combination
CoolHead Technology
Glass rod light conductor with up to 25,000 lux
Ceramic bearings
Speed range up to 168,000 rpm
Pleasant running noise thanks to 3-speed transmission
Internally guided, separated cooling
Optimized 3-port spray
Exchangeable spray filter
Compatibility with bur lengths of up to 25 mm
For FG drills (1.6 mm)

The innovative features of the KaVo MASTERmatic LUX M45 L allow you to achieve the best possible results even in hard-to-reach areas of the patient´s mouth. The KaVo MASTERmatic LUX M45 L offers improved visibility, optimum access, maximum precision and exceptional reliability at the same time.

For more information, please get in touch with your local KaVo Specialist https://www.kavo.com/en-au/contact-australia-new-zealand or scan the QR code.

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