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Durr VC 45 Surgical Suction System without Foot Control Ideal for use in oral and maxillofacial surgery and implantology In contrast to conventional dental suction systems, where the other main task alongside the removal of saliva and secretion is to extract the contaminated spray mist (aerosol) from the treatment area, different requirements are placed on the suction unit in oral and maxillofacial surgery. Pinpoint-accurate removal of larger amounts of blood, tissue, dentine and bone residue with the surgical cannula demands a high negative pressure and a powerful pump. Powerful and quiet During surgery, you can concentrate fully on your patients. Treatment teams can rely on operating systems that run smoothly. Durr units restore peace and quiet again at last during treatments. The quiet way this unit delivers its powerful performance has a calming effect on patients and makes it easier for the team to concentrate on the actual task in hand. Maximum vacuum for surgical treatment Apart from the removal of saliva and secretions from the patient's mouth, conventional dental suction systems have one central function: To remove the contaminated spray mist (aerosol) from the whole treatment area. For this, a large suction volume of approx. 300 l/min with a low vacuum of up to 160 mbar is necessary. Flexible working thanks to foot control Available with an optional foot control on the VC 45, standard on the VC 65. With optional cart An optional cart with storage space is available for mobile operation. Ergonomic Uninterrupted, ergonomic working thanks to a filter, separation and removal system that is suitable for operations Quiet Maximum suction performance with minimal noise levels thanks to the use of a piston pump Precise Precise removal of large quantities of blood, tissue, dentine and bone residues Flexible Mobile device with multifunctional cart including manifold

Durr VC 65 Surgical Suction System with Foot Control Ideal for use in oral and maxillofacial surgery and implantology In contrast to conventional dental suction systems, where the other main task alongside the removal of saliva and secretion is to extract the contaminated spray mist (aerosol) from the treatment area, different requirements are placed on the suction unit in oral and maxillofacial surgery. Pinpoint-accurate removal of larger amounts of blood, tissue, dentine and bone residue with the surgical cannula demands a high negative pressure and a powerful pump. Powerful and quiet During surgery, you can concentrate fully on your patients. Treatment teams can rely on operating systems that run smoothly. Durr units restore peace and quiet again at last during treatments. The quiet way this unit delivers its powerful performance has a calming effect on patients and makes it easier for the team to concentrate on the actual task in hand. Maximum vacuum for surgical treatment Apart from the removal of saliva and secretions from the patient's mouth, conventional dental suction systems have one central function: To remove the contaminated spray mist (aerosol) from the whole treatment area. For this, a large suction volume of approx. 300 l/min with a low vacuum of up to 160 mbar is necessary. Flexible working thanks to foot control Available with an optional foot control on the VC 45, standard on the VC 65. With optional cart An optional cart with storage space is available for mobile operation. Ergonomic Uninterrupted, ergonomic working thanks to a filter, separation and removal system that is suitable for operations Quiet Maximum suction performance with minimal noise levels thanks to the use of a piston pump Precise Precise removal of large quantities of blood, tissue, dentine and bone residues Flexible Mobile device with multifunctional cart including manifold