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Dental Suction Machine Tender Suppliers Africa and Dental Suction Machine Manufacturers Africa:

Kenya (Nairobi), South Africa (Pretoria), Ivory Coast (Yamoussoukro), Cameroon (Yaoundé), Niger (Niamey), Burkina Faso (Ouagadougou), Mayotte (Mamoudzou), Sao Tome (São Tomé), Tunisia (Tunis), South Sudan (Juba), Botswana (Gaborone), Namibia (Windhoek), Gabon (Libreville), Lesotho (Maseru), Guinea Bissau (Bissau), Equatorial Guinea (Malabo), Mauritius (Port Louis), Eswatini (Mbabane), Djibouti (Djibouti), Reunion (Saint-Denis), Comoros (Moroni), Cape Verde (Praia), Western Sahara (Laayoune), Mali (Bamako), Malawi (Lilongwe), Nigeria (Abuja), Ethiopia (Addis Ababa), Egypt (Cairo), DR Congo (Kinshasa), Tanzania (Dodoma), Togo (Lomé), Sierra Leone (Freetown), Libya (Tripoli), Congo (Brazzaville), Central African Republic (Bangui), Liberia (Monrovia), Mauritania (Nouakchott), Eritrea (Asmara), Gambia (Banjul), Seychelles (Victoria), Zambia (Lusaka), Chad (N’Djamena), Somalia (Mogadishu), Senegal (Dakar), Zimbabwe (Harare), Guinea (Conakry), Rwanda (Kigali), Uganda (Kampala), Sudan (Khartoum), Algeria (Algiers), Morocco (Rabat), Angola (Luanda), Ghana (Accra), Mozambique (Maputo), Madagascar (Antananarivo), Benin (Porto-Novo), Burundi (Gitega).

Dental Suction Machine Tender Suppliers Europe and Dental Suction Machine Manufacturers Europe:

Austria (Vienna), Belgium (Brussels), Bulgaria (Sofia), Croatia (Zagreb), Cyprus (Nicosia), Czech Republic (Prague), Denmark (Copenhagen), Estonia (Tallinn), Finland (Helsinki), France (Paris), Germany (Berlin), Greece (Athens), Hungary (Budapest), Iceland (Reykjavik), Ireland (Dublin), Italy (Rome), Latvia (Riga), Lithuania (Vilnius), Luxembourg (Luxembourg), Malta (Valletta), Netherlands (Amsterdam), Norway (Oslo), Poland (Warsaw), Portugal (Lisbon), Romania (Bucharest), Slovakia (Bratislava), Slovenia (Ljubljana), Spain (Madrid), Sweden (Stockholm), Switzerland (Bern), United Kingdom (London), Serbia (Belgrade), Montenegro (Podgorica), North Macedonia (Skopje), Belarus (Minsk), Russia (Moscow, European part), Turkey (Ankara, European part).

Dental Suction Machine Tender Suppliers Americas and Dental Suction Machine Manufacturers Americas:

Guadeloupe (Basse-Terre), Guatemala (Guatemala City), Guyana (Georgetown), Haiti (Port-au-Prince), Honduras (Tegucigalpa), Jamaica (Kingston), Martinique (Fort-de-France), Mexico (Mexico City), Montserrat (Brades), Nicaragua (Managua), Panama (Panama City), Paraguay (Asunción), Peru (Lima), Puerto Rico (San Juan), Saint Barthelemy (Gustavia), Trinidad and Tobago (Port-of-Spain), Turks and Caicos Islands (Cockburn Town), USA (Washington DC), Uruguay (Montevideo), Venezuela (Caracas), Virgin Islands (Charlotte Amalie), Anguilla (The Valley), Antigua and Barbuda (Saint Johns), Argentina (Buenos Aires), Aruba (Oranjestad), Bahamas (Nassau), Barbados (Bridgetown), Belize (Belmopan), Bermuda (Hamilton), Bolivia (Sucre), Brazil (Brasilia), British Virgin Islands (Road Town), Canada (Ottawa), Cayman Islands (George Town), Chile (Santiago), Colombia (Bogota), Costa Rica (San Jose), Cuba (Havana), Curacao (Willemstad), Dominica (Roseau), Dominican Republic (Santo Domingo), Ecuador (Quito), El Salvador (San Salvador), Falkland Islands (Stanley), French Guiana (Cayenne), Greenland (Nuuk), Grenada (Saint Georges), Saint Kitts and Nevis (Basseterre), Saint Lucia (Castries), Saint Martin (Marigot), Saint Pierre and Miquelon (Saint-Pierre), Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (Kingstown), Sint Maarten (Philipsburg), South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands (King Edward Point), Suriname (Paramaribo).

Portable Dental Saliva Ejector

One of the most-used auxiliary powered backups for suction, the AA-20 Portable Saliva Ejector is a great backup for sedation dentistry or for mobile dentistry.

Extraoral Dental Suction System - Temporary Price Reduction!!

Includes:

Suction Engine
Plasma Generator and UV-C light
Moisture Separating Device to remove moisture
Stage 1 - Large Particle Filter (replace every 3 months)
Stage 2 - Medium Particle Filter (replace every 3 months)
Stage 3 - HEPA H13 Medical Grade Filter (0.3 um 99.95%): replace every 6 months
Stage 4 - HEPA H13 Medical Grade Filter and Active Carbon Filter neutralizes remaining odors (replace every 12 months)

Suction

The best performance for your daily work – suction units from DÜRR DENTAL

Highest efficiency, safety and reliability: innovative suction solutions for dental practices
It may be routine now, but back in the sixties the ability to treat patients while they were lying down was quite a sensation. And it was only thanks to the dental suction systems from DÜRR DENTAL that this became possible. The suction power of around 300 l/min efficiently reduces the risk of infection from the aerosol cloud during treatment. A powerful suction unit is an indispensable piece of kit in any dental practice: its ability to suction away the spray mist generated during procedures means it has a large part to play in guarding against infection. As a leading provider of supply equipment for dental practices, for many years the name Dürr Dental has been a byword for excellence in terms of durability, reliability and energy efficiency. Trust in our many years of experience and find the perfect suction system for your dental practice now!

This is what matters
Robust
Reliable operation thanks to robust, tried-and-tested technology

Reliable
High-quality, robust drive motors ensure reliable suction systems

Hygienic
Powerful intraoral spray mist suction reduces the risk of infection

Scalable
Upgrade capability and scalability of the Tyscor systems thanks to the electronic control system

FAQ: Suction for dental practices
Key questions and answers

How do dental suction systems work?
An electric motor drives a suction unit (comprising an impeller and an enclosure), which in turn generates a vacuum. An air/water separation unit separates the fluids and solids from the flow of air.

What types of dental suction systems does DÜRR DENTAL offer for dental practices?
A general distinction is made between two types of system: dry and wet suction systems.
We offer these suction systems with two different technologies. The latest technology employed by DÜRR DENTAL is radial technology – these suction systems impress with great energy efficiency. Furthermore, these systems are scalable and can be networked with the software VistaSoft Monitor. >

What is the difference between a dry and a wet suction system?
In dry suction systems, the air/water separation is often integrated into the treatment unit. In wet suction systems, the air/water separation is usually integrated into the suction unit.

What are the advantages of dry and wet suction systems?
In wet suction systems, separation of air and water is performed centrally, and as a result they also have a central amalgam separator. By contrast, the dry systems are more flexible in terms of installation, as no aspirated secretions are transported through the pipe system.

What makes the dental suction systems from DÜRR DENTAL stand out?
The high quality and strong suction power, which helps reduce the risk of infection due to aerosols. Thanks to suction systems with a suction performance of around 300 l/min, the resulting risk of infection is efficiently reduced. In addition, the Tyscor suction systems from Dürr Dental are energy efficient, scalable and sustainable. <

What role does the noise level of a suction system play in a dental practice?
This depends on the installation location. If your suction system is, for example, installed in the basement (equipment room), the noise level is less relevant. However, once the unit is located on the same floor as your practice, noise becomes an important factor. In that case, systems with sound insulation are worth considering. Our Power Tower View, for instance, offers quiet operation and also stands out with its attractive design.

How often does a suction system from DÜRR DENTAL need to be serviced ?
The intake filter should be checked regularly and cleaned if necessary. Each unit is unique, so for detailed information, please refer to your installation and/or user manual.

What should be considered when cleaning and disinfecting a dental suction system? (How do I properly maintain my suction unit?)
Disinfecting the suction system is just as essential as regular cleaning. Aggressive substances such as blood, secretions, dental material, filling materials, or prophylaxis powder can lead to persistant deposits throughout the entire system. Dürr Dental recommends the daily use of the suction system disinfectant Orotol plus, along with the use of the special cleaner MD 555 cleaner at least twice a week. When used correctly, these products significantly reduce the risk of performance loss or total system failure, while also extending the service life of the suction unit.

When it comes to large Dental equipment such as dental vacuum systems, you will find that Lions Dental Supply has a dental vacuum pump for sale that perfectly suits your needs and budget. We carry top of the line new dental equipment guaranteed to help your practice grow and your financial bottom line.

Whether you’re in need of a wet or dry dental suction pump, it’s best to replace your dental vacuum pumps if they are no longer performing like they used to. This ensures that the quality of dental care you provide isn’t compromised. Especially with your dental vacuum system.

With our quality dental vacuum pumps, you can reap some of the following benefits:

Noise Reduction. When you’re working, you may not notice how noisy the suction can get. However, your patient may have a different opinion. A new and modern dental suction is guaranteed to produce less noise than their older counterparts. This may mean a more pleasant and comfortable experience for your patients.

Eliminate Odd Smells. Generally, odd smells are due to the debris left over when the tank that contains water is drained. In addition, oil, which is needed for lubricating and cooling the motor of older vacuum systems, may also contribute to the foul smell as this is.

Increased Suction Power. Imagine the hassle of having to wait for the dental suction pump to collect all the liquid. Not only can a weak suction capacity affect your performance, this will also ultimately translate into delays. For dental professionals who have a day’s schedule of patients, time is of the essence.

Decreased Water Bill. A new dental vacuum system promises significantly less water consumption and hence, a lower utility bill. Dry vacuums are also more energy efficient while featuring convenient disposal systems.

At Lions Dental Supply, you can shop and find a Dental Vacuum Pump for your budget. Aside from small and large dental equipment, we also carry dental equipment parts and custom cabinetry. We also offer upholstery and office design services.

For inquiries about our dental vacuum pump units or for help in case you can't find what you’re looking for, please do not hesitate to contact us.

 

METASYS Suction Systems
Suction systems are part of the basic equipment of every dental practice. Without them, everyday work would not be possible. METASYS solutions meet the highest demands and the stringent requirements that suction systems have to fulfill. A uniformly strong suction rate can be guaranteed even during continuous use and high material strain.
Choose the suitable model from our broad product range:
EXCOM hybrid: Central dry AND semi-wet suction systems
Single unit dry suction VAC: Ready-to-use, powerful dry suction system, complete with a condensate separator and control box
With the EXCOM hybrid, METASYS offers an absolute novelty: Dry and semi-wet suction technology is now combined in one device. The differentiation between dry and semi-wet suction is no longer necessary – one suction system is used for dry and/or semi-wet suction. Innovative design, powerful suction and reliable function: This characterizes the central suction systems EXCOM hybrid. In combination with the METASYS ZPA parallel connection system, up to 15 treatment units can be supplied with vacuum.