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It really comes down to what your daily workflow looks like—if you’re mostly doing bracket placements, wire changes, and bonding, the V920 fits right in without overcomplicating things, and the rotable frosted ceramic spittoon makes cleanup a lot faster since you can swing it 90 degrees out of the way when you need to work on that lower arch.
The auto spittoon flush and cup filler system is one of those features you don’t realize you need until you’ve had it, because of that it basically saves you form having to manually rinse after every patient, and that 24V noiseless DC motor we use is imported—it’s been reliabel for years, though you’ll want to keep an eye on the water pressure range (0.2-0.4Mpa, ideally) or you might get inconsistent flushing on some units.
We usually have stock on the 220V, 50Hz version, but the 24V motor voltage is standard across all configurations, and two 3-way syringes for hot and cold water are actually a nice upgrade for seating composites or adjusting archwires—most buyers in ortho departments go with this model because the sensor oral lamp adjusts brightness automatically, which cuts down on head-turning during long sessions.
You can trust teh ISO 13485 and CE certs on this—we’ve been shippng these for about six years now, and the steel frame holds up better than some of the cheaper painted alternatives, though the gross weight of 200kg means you’ll need a dolly or two people to position it, and the packed dimensions (145x105x115cm) are pretty standdard for a 40-foot container, give or take a few units.
Also, I’ll be straight with you—this isn’t built for high-speed handpiece work or implant surgery; the chair movement is synchronized but the focus is really on hygiene and easy access for ortho procedures, so if you’re planning to do restorative work, you might want a different model, but for cleaning and filling teeth setups, the AY-90G stool that comes with it is actually more comfortable than it looks.
We recommend ordering about 20-30 days ahead (check current lead time, usually 50 units or so), and the MOQ is flexible as long as you confirm your voltage and any specific packaging needs, though the HS code 901849000 covers it cleanly for customs—just make sure your local power matches, because while we’ve had some folks run it on 110V with a transformer, it’s really built for 220V, 50Hz out of the box.
Standard MOQ for the V920 is 1 unit, but we can negotiate larger orders if you need a bulk shipment.
It's ISO and CE certified, specifically ISO 13485 for medical devices, so you're covered for quality and safety standards.
Sure—water pressure needs to be between 0.2 and 0.4 Mpa, and air pressure between 0.5 and 0.8 Mpa. Make sure your clinic's supply matches those ranges.
It comes in a crate with dimensions 145x105x115cm, and the gross weight is 200kg. We pack it securely to prevent damage during transit.
Yes, the spittoon is rotable, which makes it more convenient for both the patient and the dentist during procedures.
