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OSA-A2
OSAKADENTAL
9018499000
Denatl chair with Chair movement system with 9 memory positions
1)New Design 6 Led lamp, 2)9 memory, 3Multifunctional pedal 4)Pu Seat 5)Danish motor with memory 7)New design touch type intrument tray
1. Thermostatic water heating system (applied to cup filler and three-way syringe):1set,
2. Spittoon flushing and cup filling system: 1set,
3. Quiet electric lift chair (large size, with adjustable pillow, double armrests) : 1set,
4. Main table integrated with control panel, with 5-slot tool holder: 3 for handpiece tubings, 1 for three-waysyringe, 1 open for optional use: 1set,
5. Rotatable ceramic spittoon: 1set,
6. Reflector LED sensor dental light (cold light, gradual brightness adjustment): 1set,
7. Multifunction pedal switch (for water/air supply, chair movement etc.) : 1set,
8. Double pure water bottles, 600ml each(removable, air pressurized, switch control):1set,
- High class inner tubing.
- Side box unit 45°rotatable
How to Anchor Dental Chair on a Concrete Floor:
Step 1 – Prepare the dental chair by placing the anchor bracket on its base.
Step 2 – Mark where you will be drilling the holes for the masonry anchor. Position the chair over the marks.
Step 3 – Take out your hand drill with a 10mm diameter masonry bit.
Step 4 – Drill approximately 100mm down to the concrete floor.
Step 5 – Drive the M10 anchor into the drilled hole and make sure the washer is placed snugly atop the floor. Tighten the bolts.
Step 6 – Remove the washer and anchor bolt and reposition the dental chair.
Step 7 – Realign the anchor bracket using the expandable concrete anchor.
Step 8 – Drive the anchor bolt through the washer and the anchor bracket and into the expandable concrete anchor. Tighten the bolt securely onto the anchor racket.
Step 9 – Move the dental chair to its ideal position.
Daily Dental Chair and Equipment Maintenance Checklist:
Sterilize handpieces.
Disinfect operatory equipment after every use.
Run water through the handpieces and the water/air syringes.
Run water through handpiece waterlines after every use.
Run the suction cleaner through the saliva ejector tubing and operatory HVE.
Clean the delivery unit traps.
Drain and clean the ultrasonic cleaner.
Regularly remove/replace the waste container.
Lubricate the prophy and contra-angles after use.
Weekly Dental Chair and Equipment Maintenance Checklist:
Check around for safety hazards within the clinic.
Replace the traps on the delivery units.
Perform a biological spore test with each sterilizer.
Check to see if all gaskets are in good condition.
Check to see if the O-rings on the handpiece couplers need replacement.
Monthly Dental Chair and Equipment Maintenance Checklist:
Clean and check to see if the master trap needs replacing.
Clean the panoramic cassettes and intensifying screen.
Clean the model trimmer.
Clean and check to see if the plaster trap needs replacing.
Check the level of your nitrous oxide systems and emergency oxygen units to see if they are working correctly.
The patient monitoring equipment must always be up to code and is functioning correctly.
Sit on the dental chair to see the clinic from the patient’s point of view. Does the clinic look clean and comforting?
Denatl chair with Chair movement system with 9 memory positions
1)New Design 6 Led lamp, 2)9 memory, 3Multifunctional pedal 4)Pu Seat 5)Danish motor with memory 7)New design touch type intrument tray
1. Thermostatic water heating system (applied to cup filler and three-way syringe):1set,
2. Spittoon flushing and cup filling system: 1set,
3. Quiet electric lift chair (large size, with adjustable pillow, double armrests) : 1set,
4. Main table integrated with control panel, with 5-slot tool holder: 3 for handpiece tubings, 1 for three-waysyringe, 1 open for optional use: 1set,
5. Rotatable ceramic spittoon: 1set,
6. Reflector LED sensor dental light (cold light, gradual brightness adjustment): 1set,
7. Multifunction pedal switch (for water/air supply, chair movement etc.) : 1set,
8. Double pure water bottles, 600ml each(removable, air pressurized, switch control):1set,
- High class inner tubing.
- Side box unit 45°rotatable
How to Anchor Dental Chair on a Concrete Floor:
Step 1 – Prepare the dental chair by placing the anchor bracket on its base.
Step 2 – Mark where you will be drilling the holes for the masonry anchor. Position the chair over the marks.
Step 3 – Take out your hand drill with a 10mm diameter masonry bit.
Step 4 – Drill approximately 100mm down to the concrete floor.
Step 5 – Drive the M10 anchor into the drilled hole and make sure the washer is placed snugly atop the floor. Tighten the bolts.
Step 6 – Remove the washer and anchor bolt and reposition the dental chair.
Step 7 – Realign the anchor bracket using the expandable concrete anchor.
Step 8 – Drive the anchor bolt through the washer and the anchor bracket and into the expandable concrete anchor. Tighten the bolt securely onto the anchor racket.
Step 9 – Move the dental chair to its ideal position.
Daily Dental Chair and Equipment Maintenance Checklist:
Sterilize handpieces.
Disinfect operatory equipment after every use.
Run water through the handpieces and the water/air syringes.
Run water through handpiece waterlines after every use.
Run the suction cleaner through the saliva ejector tubing and operatory HVE.
Clean the delivery unit traps.
Drain and clean the ultrasonic cleaner.
Regularly remove/replace the waste container.
Lubricate the prophy and contra-angles after use.
Weekly Dental Chair and Equipment Maintenance Checklist:
Check around for safety hazards within the clinic.
Replace the traps on the delivery units.
Perform a biological spore test with each sterilizer.
Check to see if all gaskets are in good condition.
Check to see if the O-rings on the handpiece couplers need replacement.
Monthly Dental Chair and Equipment Maintenance Checklist:
Clean and check to see if the master trap needs replacing.
Clean the panoramic cassettes and intensifying screen.
Clean the model trimmer.
Clean and check to see if the plaster trap needs replacing.
Check the level of your nitrous oxide systems and emergency oxygen units to see if they are working correctly.
The patient monitoring equipment must always be up to code and is functioning correctly.
Sit on the dental chair to see the clinic from the patient’s point of view. Does the clinic look clean and comforting?
