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We make our own water… This Reverse Osmosis unit employs a one-micron filter cartridge followed by carbon filtration. Water is then passed to the reverse osmosis membrane before a final pass in the mixed resin bed. The result is absolutely pure water. Removing metals and impurities from the water prevents mineral scale from building up in the dental unit waterlines. |
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Recent studies in the Journal of the American Dental Association report that bacteria use these deposits to adhere and multiply. By eliminating the cause of these deposits we reduce the ability of bacteria to multiply in the water lines. The unit to the left is a mixed bed water de-ionizer. It employs two beds of mixed ion exchange resin to remove all cations and anions from the water. Pure non-conductive water is the result. In-line water quality monitors assure us that the system is always operating at peak efficiency. |
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