Technologies explained
How dental units, chairs, suction and compressors work — written so a dealer can read a spec sheet, compare quotations and predict what needs a spare part in year three.
Dental Air Compressor Sizing Guide
Size a dental compressor from delivered air at a stated pressure, simultaneous demand and duty cycle. A specification checklist for one to six chairs, dryers, noise and voltage.
Dental Suction Systems Explained: Wet-Ring vs Dry
What to confirm about liquid-ring pumps, air/liquid separation, mobile and central suction: water supply, reservoirs, drainage and simultaneous-use capacity.
Dental Unit Explained: What a Dental Chair Is Made Of
The seven sub-assemblies inside every dental unit — chair, delivery system, light, spittoon, suction, control board and foot control — what each does, what fails first, and what to specify when you buy.
Hydraulic vs Electric Dental Chairs: Which to Stock
Hydraulic and electric drives are both used from entry-level to premium chairs. A dealer's comparison of cost, positioning, noise, maintenance and spare parts — compare the model, not the drive type.
Explore the devices
Dental Chairs & Units
12 models from entry-level to implant surgery, 15 upholstery colours, 110V/220V.
Children's Dental Chairs
Cartoon-themed pediatric units with double armrests and memory positions.
Portable Dental Units & Chairs
Folding chairs and mobile carts for outreach, military and school dentistry.
Air Compressors & Suction
Oil-free compressors 30–180 L, mobile and central suction systems.