MFI Solarc Headlight System by Welch Allyn

Shielded fiber-optic light guide and milled aluminum headlight result in unsurpassed durability. Greatly reduces ongoing expense of fiber optic bundle replacement common with all other traditional headlight systems.

• Ideal headlight for oral and maxillofacial surgeons
• Xenon-quality light at a halogen price
• Available multiconnection turret allows attachment of most Storz, Olympus, Wolf and ACMI fiber-optic cables
• Low cost Solarc lamp provides on average over 550 hours of illumination
• Compact Solarc light source includes mounting bracket for attachment to any flat horizontal surface

Solid - State Procedure Headlight by Welch Allyn

Welch Allyn's Solid-State Procedure Headlight provides cool, bright, white light that's ideal for dental procedures. When you need small, well-defined illumination without the heat of traditional headlights, look to our Solid-State Headlights to provide superior quality and reliability.

• Weighing just six ounces - it's one of the most comfortable lightweight headlights available
• Rechargeable battery pack makes this a completely portable, compact unit that allows the user freedom of movement
• Supplies bright, white, shadow-free light for true tissue color
• Solid State lamp's operating life expectancy gives 10,000 hours with no light output degradation over time
• Enjoy the flexibility of operating the headlight using the direct power source or the rechargeable "belt-clip" portable power source

Solid - State Portable Headlight by Welch Allyn

Welch Allyn's Solid-State Portable Headlight illuminates precisely where it is needed, with cool, bright light that ensures comfort for both the patient and dentist.

• Weighing only four ounces, it's one of the most comfortable and lightweight headlights available.
• Fits inside a shirt pocket and allows the user complete freedom of movement
• Supplies bright, white, shadow-free light for true tissue color
• Solid-State lamp's operating life expectancy gives 10,000 hours with no light output degradation over time