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EQUIPMENT/TECHNOLOGY Compressors (cont.)


AIR TECHNIQUES VACSTAR® WET VACUUMS RAMVAC OSPREY COMPRESSORS


• Heads are 100% duty cycle rated and run at 115 psi maximum operating pressure


• Dual column desiccant dryer provides 100% continuous supply of the driest, cleanest air


• Best warranty in the industry – 6 years/4200 hours • Basic controls use a traditional pressure switch and contactor arrangement to control the cycling of the compressor heads


• The Smart control platform (or C2 Control) utilizes more modern digital technology with a pressure transducer and solid state relays to control cycling


Vacuums


• All VacStar components are precisely manufactured in-house for reliable performance and long-term efficiency


• Oil free • No maintenance and disposal issues • Patented Hydromiser reduces your water consumption up to 75%


• Patented vacuum relief valve ensures consistently high suction levels


• Select 1 of 4 models to match your practice size • For space confined installations specially designed racks are available


MIDMARK POWERVAC™ DRY VACUUMS


The Midmark PowerVac® is the first dry vacuum to combine the dental professional’s most desired features into 1 flexible, maintenance-free, performance-driven system. The PowerVac creates a new standard for dental dry vacuums: • Unrivaled power and performance – up to 18" Hg • Zero maintenance – oil-less and waterless • Quiet operation • Upgradable flexibility • Unmatched 5-year total system warranty; 10-year pump warranty


AIR TECHNIQUES MOJAVE DRY VACUUMS


• Lower energy costs: pumps only spin as fast as needed; system needs no water or oil


• Consistency: highest flow rate at every operatory, even with multiple simultaneous users


• Efficiency: additional pumps turn on only when needed


• Flexibility: can accommodate up to 20 users • Low maintenance: automatic rinsing cycle cleans tank and prevents clogs


• Various models are available to fit your individual needs


• For government and institutional clinics multiple configurations are available


24-Month Warranty This equipment is warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 24 months from the date of installation by authorized Air Techniques dealer service personnel. Quality guaranteed:


Mojave products purchased in 2012 or later include a 5-year limited extended warranty.


36 theWAVE Prices subject to change without notice.


MIDMARK POWERVAC™ G


The next generation in dental vacuum technology – PowerVac® G. The intelligent dry vacuum, Midmark PowerVac® G uses an intuitive energy management system that creates a new standard for all dental vacuums. • Energy savings of up to 83% • Significant heat reduction • Whisper-quiet operation • Consistent performance – up to 18" Hg • Upgradable flexibility – can accommodate 1–20 users


• Unmatched, product warranty – 5-year/10,000-hour full product; 10-year/20,000-hour pump warranty


RAMVAC BULLDOG QT


Bulldog QTs give you lots of power but take little space. Models for 1 and 2 doctors easily fit the same footprint as a twin water ring pump. Bulldog QTs create twice the useful performance per horsepower as water ring pumps or turbines. • 100% water free • 10-year no-fail, no-wear-out pump warranty • 1-year maintenance


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