Looking for a sturdy yet cost effective air abrasion unit for your practice, then look no further. AeroJet is designed for clinicians who demand accuracy, efficiency, and durability. This unit delivers precision-driven results for both intraoral and extraoral applications.

Whether performing minimally invasive cavity preparations or optimizing adhesion for restorations, this device will not let you down.

A key feature of this handpiece, it the possibility of changing the head which are ergonomically designed for maxillary and mandibular arches.

Note: This unit is not intended for oral prophylaxis or stain removal. If you are looking for a dual function handpiece that can be used for air-abrasion as well as tooth polishing, then check out Bi-Mode Jet: Air Abrasion & Prophylaxis Handpiece (Dry + Wet)
You can click here if you need help choosing between the two.

• Enamel and dentin etching prior to bonding
• Removal of residual cements from crown interiors
• Pre-treatment of zirconia and metal surfaces for improved adhesion
• Minimally invasive cavity preparation of pits, fissures, and grooves
• Surface roughening for composite repairs
• Removing adhesive remnants after debonding orthodontic brackets

• Dry-mode only for focused, high-precision abrasion
• 2 interchangeable heads for upper and lower arch access
• Dual powder chambers for quick grit changes
• Stainless steel body for strength and longevity
• Lightweight, ergonomic design for operator comfort
• Fine-tip nozzles ensure targeted spray control
• Compact and easy to maintain
• Engineered for restorative and lab precision

• Unlike traditional designs, the separate water nozzle prevents powder buildup.
• Seamless switching between dry and wet modes for a smoother workflow.
• German Steel Body- means you don’t need to buy another unit for a long-long time.
• Superior patient experience with gentler polishing and reduced aerosol contamination.

Step 1: Fill the powder chamber with your desired aluminum oxide grit.

Step 2: Attach the appropriate angled head (maxillary or mandibular) based on the site of treatment.

Step 3: Adjust air pressure to the recommended range (typically 40–80 psi). Step 4: Position the nozzle 2–5 mm from the surface to be treated.

Step 5: Activate the foot control and press the button on the side of the handpiece to begin abrasion, using steady, controlled movements.

Step 6: Stop and inspect the treated area; repeat if additional prep is needed.

Step 7: After every use, flush the handpiece with air and clean the nozzle with the provided pin, so as to prevent accidental clogging.

• 1 x AeroJet Air Abrasion Handpiece (Dry)
• 2 x Interchangeable Angled Heads (Maxillary & Mandibular)
• 2 x Powder Containers (for different grit sizes)
• 1 x Protective Storage Box
• 1 x User Instruction Manual
• If you demand precision, efficiency, and reliability—whether for restorative or hygiene treatments—this is the ultimate tool for your practice.
• Upgrade your workflow with a device that eliminates frustration and maximizes performance. Dry for Prep, Wet for Polish—Master Both with One Tool