NFPA-99 Compliant Solutions
Our lineup of surgical vacuum solutions provides industry-leading suction power (25” Hg) and complies directly with NFPA 99: Category 1, Category 2 and Category 3 medical requirements.
Product Features:
100% oil and water free
NFPA 99: 2018 Category 1, Category 2 and Category 3 compliant
Compatible with Nitrous and Oxygen
Surgical Packages Include:
Dry rotary-vane vacuum pump(s)
ASME/CRN-rated 20 Gallon tank
Pre-wired control panel with overload protection
Remote start capable (24 volts)
KVA buck-boost. 230v single-phase models may require a buck-boost to adjust the voltage to 230 volts +/- 5 volts.
Exhaust kit included
10’ vacuum flex hose with 1” NPT connections
Specifications
See how BaseVac systems are changing the way dentists think about vacuum.
In 2013 The University of Pennsylvania Dental School required an overhaul and upgrade to their dental suction system. Located at 240 South 40th Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania the clinic is home to 25 dental full time dental suites. The clinic wanted to provide for expansion and increase the dental suction average power...
January 2014 - Installation of a BaseVac T100D central vacuum system for 46 operatories, 14 dentists and 13 hygienists in a multi - clinic 5 story building located in Vancouver, B.C. 2425 Oak Street is a building in Vancouver, BC that is occupied by dentists and dental specialists such as oral surgeons and dental labs. The building is a group ownership project owned by many of the same dentists that practice in the building. In late 2013 the ownership group began a search for replacement of the vacuum system that had been in place for over 25 years.
BaseVac Dental Dry Vacuum Systems was awarded the vacuum system supply for the George Brown College prestigious Toronto Waterfront Campus Dental School. Located on the north side of Lake Ontario in the City of Toronto, Ontario, Canada the college has been the recipient of many architectural and academic awards. Based on BaseVac's success in universities across Canada, in dental schools, and teaching hospitals the engineers at Stantec Mechanical...
The St. Clair College Windsor Campus Dentistry program recently expanded and renovated to create a new 25 chair teaching facility. The requirement called for each chair to be equipped with 1 high volume suction tool (HVE) and 1 saliva ejector (SE) All suction would function on demand as required by the 25 students...
Dr. Bill Kerr founded the volunteer Dental Clinic in Haliburton, Ontario Canada (3 hours from Toronto, 3 hours from Ottawa) to provide free dentistry for adults that could not afford basic services in Ontario (Children up to 16 have dental service covered under a subsidized welfare program). Young adults to seniors with limited or no income have no dentistry available...
2011 marked the opening of Georgian College’s new $62.5-million Sadlon Centre for Health and Wellness at the Barrie Campus August 31. It’s the largest building project in Georgian College history and opens a new era in health care education. It provides students and the community with state-of-the-art labs, classrooms and clinics. With 48 full functioning dental suites and a planned expansion of 18 more it is one of the premier dental facilities in Ontario...
Recently a 40 year old dental practise was rebuilt from the ground up. Located in the small rural town of Minden, the 4 operatory clinic is now a state of the art of dental office. Finding water to continue to operate the old water ring suction system was a problem. The town has a relatively new water system and building permits are closely monitored as to the effect on the town’s water resources...