The Vacu-Mixer is said to be the first truly portable VPS mixing machine.
The Vacu-Mixer from Ho Dental Company is said to be the first truly portable â¨VPS mixing machine. Dental practices will no longer need to depend on manual hand pump guns or heavy machines for the mixing and delivery of impression materials.
With the touch of a button, the Vacu-Mixer Automated VPS Mixing Machine is designed to mix and serve a completely homogenous mix of heavy body impression material.
A hand pump gun may take as long as a minute to fill a full arch tray. At a dispensing rate of 2 mL per second, the Vacu-Mixer Automated VPS Mixing Machine can reportedly load a full arch tray in less than 10 seconds. Using the Vacu-Mixer is said to eliminate voids and streaks.
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“The ease of use, affordability and portability are critical considerations for any office," says Dr. Philip Ho, founder of Ho Dental Company. "Pairing the Vacu-Mixer with the #1-rated Vaccu·sil VPS impression material creates an unbeatable combination of convenience, speed, accuracy and cost savings.”
The Vacu-Mixer Automated VPS Mixing Machine may be purchased as a single unit or as a part of the Vacu-Mixer Automated VPS Mixing Machine Starter Kit. The kit includes more thna $400 in free supplies, with a choice of regular or fast setting formulas.
Visit www.hodentalcompany.com/vacu-mixer-automated-vps-mixing-machine for more information.
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