The work in a dental laboratory involves the use of plastic, plaster and monomers. As such, the indoor air is continuously polluted with odours, stench, fine particulates and vapours, which is unhealthy and bothersome for both staff and patients. It can cause respiratory and pulmonary problems as well as allergic reactions. Improving the air quality in a dental laboratory is necessary to solve these problems.
The air in a dental laboratory often contains bothersome odours and lots of dust and fine particulates. This comes from the grinding and sanding of plastic and plaster. Euromate has an air cleaner for elimination of objectionable odours. The air cleaner will reduce the quantity of dust and fine particulates from plastic and plaster as well as monomers. The polluted air is drawn in and filtered, then odour-free air is blown back into the room. The filter that is used for this is a CarbonMax filter. It contains carbon that is capable of capturing gases and odours. That’s a good thing, because a dental lab technician works long hours in the same room, and an environment filled with bothersome odours is not pleasant to work in.
With air cleaning in a dental laboratory the air quality improves considerably. Optimum air quality provides the following benefits:
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