WoodPecker LX16 Plus Dental Diode Laser

SKU: WPK-LX16PLUS-01

Woodpecker LX16 Plus is a touchscreen dental diode laser with blue, red and infrared wavelengths. Each wavelength has its own stated role and output specification, allowing a trained clinician to evaluate the device against a defined professional laser workflow. Compare the delivery accessories, operating modes and wavelength-specific instructions before selecting the supplied configuration.

  • 450, 650 and 976 nm wavelengths
  • Continuous-wave and chopped modes
  • Touchscreen interface and rechargeable power

$5,170.39

Brands: WoodPecker

Description

Surgical Equipment

WoodPecker LX16 Plus Dental Diode Laser

Woodpecker LX16 Plus is a touchscreen dental diode laser with blue, red and infrared wavelengths. Each wavelength has its own stated role and output specification, allowing a trained clinician to evaluate the device against a defined professional laser workflow. Compare the delivery accessories, operating modes and wavelength-specific instructions before selecting the supplied configuration.

Woodpecker LX16 Plus — front view of the laser touchscreen, handpiece and base
450, 650 and 976 nm wavelengths
Continuous-wave and chopped modes
Touchscreen interface and rechargeable power
Woodpecker LX16 Plus — angled view of the laser with the handpiece in its holder

Woodpecker LX16 Plus: three wavelengths with distinct roles

The manufacturer catalogue lists nominal wavelengths of 450, 650 and 976 nm, each with a stated tolerance of ±20 nm. They have different output specifications and intended applications. The blue wavelength is described for oral soft-tissue cutting and related procedures; red and infrared functions are described for their respective therapy applications. Select the wavelength and compatible accessory through the device instructions and the clinician’s assessment of the indication.

Compare output by wavelength, mode and supplied revision

Woodpecker LX16 Plus output must be assessed by wavelength and emission mode. A continuous-wave range and a peak rating in chopped operation describe different limits. Before comparing the device with another laser, match its model label and supplied instructions to the exact revision being ordered. Confirm the available settings for each wavelength, the selected mode and the compatible delivery accessory together. The device-specific instructions establish its output limits; a single headline wattage does not describe the complete system.

See the product in action

Woodpecker LX16 Plus — hand-held view of the laser housing beside its base

An interface for a defined professional laser workflow

The system offers a touchscreen interface and both continuous-wave and chopped operation. The catalogue describes chopped frequencies from 1 Hz to 20 kHz and a separate aiming beam. The aiming beam and therapeutic output have different purposes. A clinic should arrange the correct treatment environment, wavelength-appropriate eye protection and staff training before bringing the laser into use. The product description provides equipment information, not a patient treatment protocol.

Distinguish the aiming beam from treatment output

The catalogue identifies a separate aiming beam at approximately 650 nm. Its purpose is different from the therapeutic output available at the nominal red wavelength. When comparing laser specifications, keep the aiming-beam information, wavelength-specific treatment outputs and mode limits separate. The complete laser setup also includes compatible delivery components and appropriate protective equipment. Keeping those distinctions clear makes the quotation and equipment specification easier to assess for the procedures the practice intends to support.

Specifications for Woodpecker LX16 Plus

Nominal wavelengths 450 nm; 650 nm; 976 nm, each ±20 nm
Emission Continuous-wave and chopped; wavelength-dependent
Optical output Wavelength-, mode- and revision-dependent; confirm the supplied instructions
Interface Touchscreen
Delivery accessories Confirm the handpiece, fibre and tip presentation in the order

5 easy buying checks for Woodpecker LX16 Plus

1. Wavelength selection

Match the intended manufacturer-described application to the correct wavelength. Blue, red and infrared outputs have distinct roles.

2. Output and mode

Read optical power values by wavelength and emission mode. Distinguish continuous-wave output from a peak rating in chopped operation, and confirm the limits for the supplied revision.

3. Delivery accessories

Confirm the supplied handpiece, fibre or tip system and its intended use. Images of a complete system do not define the commercial accessory count.

4. Professional setup

Plan the training, wavelength-appropriate protective eyewear and controlled operating arrangement required by the supplied instructions.

5. Maintenance and power

Review cleaning, tip handling, charging and service requirements for the exact delivery configuration before the equipment enters clinical use.

Care for Woodpecker LX16 Plus

Treatment fibres, tips and handpiece components have specific handling and reprocessing requirements. Use compatible accessories and follow the current LX16 Plus instructions for inspection, cleaning, maintenance and safety checks. The electronic main unit and removable treatment components are not interchangeable in their care requirements. Keep suitable protective eyewear available and inspect it for the wavelengths used in the practice.

Woodpecker LX16 Plus: questions before you order

Which wavelengths does Woodpecker LX16 Plus provide?

The reviewed manufacturer catalogue lists nominal blue, red and infrared wavelengths of 450, 650 and 976 nm. The specified output and applications differ by wavelength.

Does one wattage describe every Woodpecker LX16 Plus setting?

No. Output specifications depend on wavelength, emission mode and the supplied revision. Confirm the device label and its matching instructions before comparing continuous-wave ranges or peak values in chopped operation. The approved order should identify the exact revision and its supported output limits.

Are all pictured treatment tips included?

A manufacturer photograph may illustrate available accessories. Check the confirmed packing list for the tips, fibres, eyewear and other components included in the ordered package.

What should a clinic assess before choosing Woodpecker LX16 Plus?

Review the indicated procedures, staff training, treatment-room arrangements, appropriate protective equipment, compatible accessories and continuing technical support. Select the commercial configuration around the functions the practice intends to provide.

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