Wholesale Dental Chair Unit GD-S300 with Built-in Floor Box and Assistance Control System

You're looking at roughly $2,800 for a single unit at sample pricing, around $2,400 for mid-tier orders of 5-10, and our company can get that down closer to $2,000 per piece if you're buying a full container — lead time is about 35-45 days for bulk, usually less for small quantities. It's a solid match for any orthodontic or general dental practice, basically built to handle daily procedures with that 24V DC Taiwan motor and the 9 programmable positions, though if you're doing high-volume oral surgery you might want a heavier chair platform.

We've been shipping these things for a couple years now, and teh metal frame with medical-grade components holds up well under constant use — one thing we noticed is the imported cushion doesn't flatten out like cheaper foam does after 500-600 cycles or so. The LED sensor light is pretty relaible, but we usually have stock on replacement bulbs if you need them (check lead time).

What it does is give you a full chair, spittoon, suction system, and assistant control in one wooden crate — you just bolt the floor box down and connect air and water, typically 0.5MPa-0.8MPa air pressure, 0.2MPa-0.4MPa for water, and you're running. It's better than some of the no-name imports for the price, though the pure water system with 24V heater can be finicky if your water qualiy is bad.

Also, rotatable ceramic spittoon and the multi-function foot controller aren't things most buyers think to ask about, but they make a real difference in workflow — the foot control lets you switch between chair movement and instrument functions without looking down. Every unit comes with a COA and we include the 1-year warranty, which is pretty standard for this tier.

Most buyers go with the 220V 50Hz version for efficiency, but we do have the 110V 60Hz option for North America — just confirm when ordering so we don't ship the wrong one. It's not suitable to mobile clinics or pop-up setups since the floor box requires permanent instalation, but for a fixed practice it's actually a pretty solid.