CE Certified Dental Vacuum Unit with 2800r/min Motor for Clinical Use

The motor spins at 2800r/min which is pretty standerd for a single-chair setup, and the 370W rating pulls about 2.7A on 220V/50Hz — we've got a few clinics running these with no issues. Vacuum hits -11kPa with a max wind presure of 12kPa, so it handles routine suction fine, but honestly you wouldn't want it for heavy oral surgery cases where you need deeper vacuum. It's basically a mobile unit on casters, 26.5kg net, so you can wheel it between operatories if needed.

Noise level is 53dB, which is quieter than the older diaphragm pumps we used to stock, and that matters when you're running it in an open-plan clinic. The metal frame with acrylic panel is a bit unusual — most buyers go with painted metal chassis — but the carbon black acrylic doesn't chip or fade over time, and we've had fewer complaints about cosmetic wear after a year or so. Dimensions are 370×330×830mm, fits under most counters or beside a chair, and the package size is 390×360×860mm if you're checking shiping clearance.

It's CE certified as Class II medical device, and we usually have stock, but confirm lead time — sometimes it's 20 days or so depending on batch runs. The warranty is one year, which is typical for this price tier, and they do offer extended options if you push for it. What it does is give you reliabel suction for routine cleanings and fillings, but it's not suited for high-volume oral surgery suites that need continuous 24/7 operation.

The built-out filters are easy to access (usually just a quick pull and rinse), and teh soft imported suction pipelines reduce arm fatigue for the assistant — a detail most buyers don't think to ask but notice after a full day of procedures. Motor speed is fixed at 2800r/min, so no variable frequency drive here, but for a single-chair clinic that's fine. The 370W motor is better than the 300W units for sustained suction on longer procedures, though the 12kPa wind pressure is about average.