W&H Dentalwerk

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W&H Dentalwerk[edit | edit source]

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W&H Dentalwerk is a prominent manufacturer of dental instruments and devices, headquartered in Austria. The company is renowned for its innovative solutions in the field of dentistry, providing high-quality products that are used by dental professionals worldwide.

History[edit | edit source]

W&H Dentalwerk was founded in 1890 by Jean Weber and Hugo Hampel in Berlin, Germany. The company initially focused on the production of precision mechanical instruments. Over the years, W&H expanded its product line to include a wide range of dental equipment, becoming a leader in the dental industry.

In the mid-20th century, W&H relocated its headquarters to Bürmoos, Austria, where it continues to operate today. The company has maintained a strong commitment to research and development, leading to numerous innovations in dental technology.

Products[edit | edit source]

W&H Dentalwerk offers a comprehensive range of products designed to meet the needs of modern dental practices. These include:

  • Dental Handpieces: W&H is known for its high-performance dental handpieces, which are essential tools for various dental procedures.
  • Sterilization Equipment: The company provides advanced sterilization solutions to ensure the highest standards of hygiene in dental clinics.
  • Surgical Instruments: W&H manufactures a variety of surgical instruments used in oral surgery and implantology.
  • Prophylaxis Devices: The company offers devices for professional dental cleaning and prophylaxis.

Innovation and Technology[edit | edit source]

W&H Dentalwerk is at the forefront of dental technology, continuously developing new products and improving existing ones. The company's focus on innovation has led to the introduction of several groundbreaking technologies, such as:

  • LED Technology: W&H was one of the first companies to integrate LED technology into dental handpieces, enhancing visibility and precision during procedures.
  • Sterilization Monitoring: The company has developed advanced systems for monitoring the sterilization process, ensuring compliance with international standards.

Global Presence[edit | edit source]

W&H Dentalwerk has a strong global presence, with subsidiaries and distribution partners in over 110 countries. The company's products are used by dental professionals around the world, making it a trusted name in the industry.

Commitment to Sustainability[edit | edit source]

W&H is committed to sustainable business practices, focusing on reducing its environmental impact. The company implements eco-friendly manufacturing processes and promotes the use of sustainable materials in its products.

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