Choosing, installing and maintaining dental suction and compressed air
Suction and compressor: the forgotten tasks that lead to breakdowns, and what Cattani specifies to avoid them.
Chairs, procedures, pipework, equipment room, amalgam, energy: the checklist before you change your suction system.
Diagnostic display, wireless connection, SmartApp: how to keep an eye on your suction system without going down to the equipment room.
From a cabinet beside the workbench to a central unit for 12 workstations: the Cattani range for the dental laboratory.
Two amalgam separators built into Smart suction systems. Which one equips your machine, and how to live with it day to day.
Two Cattani maintenance products for the suction circuit. What each one is for, how to dilute it and when to use it.
AC 310, AC 410 and AC 610: the Cattani versions that deliver air at 8 bar, and how to compare them with the 5-bar models.
HVE suction on a trolley, independent of the chair. What the Aspi-Jet does, its four versions and how to maintain it.
Compact, variable-speed and controllable from a smartphone: the Micro-Smart and Micro-Smart Cube explained.
Six versions, one technology. What really sets them apart, and how to find the one that fits your practice.
Polyclinic, dental centre, simulation room: how to size suction and compressed air for many workstations.
Noise levels, soundproof cabinets, temperature, ventilation and pipework: installing suction and compressor properly.
Oil-free, desiccant-dried, HEPA H14 filtered and stored in a treated tank: the path of air through a Cattani compressor.
Every evening, every day, every year: the steps Cattani specifies for a clean, reliable suction system.
How the Hydrocyclone ISO integrated into Smart suction systems works, and what Cattani requires to maintain it.
Variable speed, programmable vacuum, lighter suction units: what Smart technology changes on your electricity bill.
Flow per chair, dryer, tank, high pressure for CAD-CAM: Cattani's method for sizing your compressed air.
Cattani's recommendations, chair by chair, to choose a suction system that is neither too small nor too large.