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<title>BaseVac + Kindness in Action</title>
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<description>For those of you who don't know, a couple years back we supported a humanitarian effort called Kindness In Action. They came to us looking to us looking for a portable dental suction unit because wanted to travel to the small towns of Ta</description>
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<title>Dental Dry Suction; Ideas on Sizing and Testing</title>
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<description>We have previously talked about velocity (date) and how it’s really a combination of air flow and the added power of velocity that moves things around. Similar things happen to air flows in a dental piping collection system. At a given</description>
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<title>What is The Best Vacuum System for Large Dental Clinics With 30 to 100 Operatories?</title>
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<description>Wow, this is a tough one to answer easily and I hope as you have requirements for systems we can look at each as a unique project. BaseVac engineers have a secret formula they use in sizing a system. The problem is it’s secret. Here ar</description>
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<title>Too Much Suction Can Be Dangerous in Dental Suction. What Do I Do to  Be Safe? </title>
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<description>It’s always great to have too much of anything, except body fat and debt. In dental suction I have heard that too much suction is potentially dangerous. I am not a dentist so I should agree. At BaseVac our systems can create as much as</description>
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