Careful planning and forethought will ensure that the right dental lab equipment is selected. There are many daily functions in dental laboratories that require functional, up-to-date, reliable equipment for tasks to be successfully completed. A thorough understanding of what types of functions will be performed in the laboratory will help you locate the dental lab supplies that are needed. You should also consider whether you need to purchase new dental lab equipment, or if used or refurbished equipment will adequately fit your needs. Either decision should ensure that a warranty comes with your equipment purchase. This is a major investment that should be covered.
Common Dental Lab Equipment
Several common dental lab equipment products are found in most dental offices. The Whipmix ¾ HP Heavy Duty Wet Trimmer is used to capture debris after a cleaning. The Whipmix retails for approximately $1,099 and comes with a safety switch that stops the motor if the door is opened. The Whipmix Trimmer also includes a convenient shelf, a stainless steel work table, an electric water valve and a water spray attachment.
The Eclipse Processing Unit is another dental lab equipment with multiple removable appliances. This unit can be used for full dentures, partial dentures, provisional partials and night guards. The cost is over $5,100, and includes a conditioning oven to warm models and materials. The Eclipse also has an electric spatula, a hot air gun to replace flaming and a bonding agent. The clear palate denture allows dental clinicians to see pressure points or fluid retention in order to make accurate laboratory adjustments.
The Buffalo X50 is a dental lab equipment that sells for $699, comes with a one year warranty and is designed to provide safe, reliable and trouble-free operation. The X50 features the brushless high torque motor and control system for a speed range between 1,000 to 50,000 rpm. This provides brute strength while at the same time smooth control during use. The speed is controlled with a console or foot operation that has an automatic cruise control.
Other Dental Lab Equipment considerations
You will also need to purchase furniture along with the dental lab equipment you select. Companies can offer guidance on customization of workstations, cabinets and seating that is appropriate for your dental laboratory. If the budget does not allow you to purchase brand new equipment in full, there are financing options available through banks and other financial institutions dedicated to assisting you with your financing needs.
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Jessica
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This site is full of good innformation. I have been working in a dental clinic for years, but was recently promoted to the purchasing department. I am trying to learn all I kind.
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