High Quality Dental Treatment Chair with 9 Programmable Positions and Rotatable Spittoon

It's got 9 programmable positions, and honestly, that's the first thing most dentists ask about — we've been moving these units for about six years now, and the memory presets are what really save time between patients, especially when you're switching between a child and an adult, you just press a button and the chair does the adjusting for you.

The spittoon is ceramic and fully rotatable, which is tougher than it sounds because most models in this price range use plastic or a fixed design, so you get better durability and easier cleanup, and it actually tilts out of the way if you need to get closer to the patient's head during a procedure.

You're looking at about 225kg for the whole unit, which is pretty standard for a chair with a steel frame and that kind of motor, and the package size is roughly 140 by 92 by 110 cm, so it'll fit on a standard pallet but you'll want to check your doorway clearance — we usually have stock, but the lead time form our warhouse is 20 days or so.

The suction system is imported, and it's better than what you'd get with most domestic assemblies, but here's the thing — if you're running a high-volume practice where you're doing multiple extractions back-to-back, teh 24V motor and the 80W heater are fine, but the water pressure needs to be between 0.2 and 0.4 MPa or you'll get inconsistent suction on saliva ejector.

Basically, we've sold these to clinics that do everything from routine cleanings to oral surgery setups, but it's not really suited for a mobile unit or a workspace with limited ceiling height because the LED sensor light has a fixed arm that needs about 30 cm of clearance above the chair, and (this is a detail buyers often miss) the foot control has a lock system that prevents accidental movement during a procedure, which is a nice safety feature.

Anyway, the warranty is one year on parts and labor, and most buyers go with the 110V model for North America, but check your local voltge because the motor's rated at 24V DC regardless, and we do have the CE and FDA paperwork on file if your inspector asks — just confirm the MOQ when you order, as it's usually 5 units or so for the best pricing.