We hear from a Renfert spokesperson about why the Silent powerCAM and Silent compactCAM are perfect for small and medium-sized laboratories.
I thought there was no second chance for the first impression and I was proven otherwise.
This was because my first skeptical impression was concerned with the compactness of the unit. Can such a small unit be adequate for a medium-sized CAM unit?
The operating noise is hardly perceptible; the extraction is remarkably quiet. The Silent powerCAM and Silent compactCAM system was tested thoroughly by us and with all five senses.
One thing should be made clear at the outset. The extractors have passed the ‘senses test’ and they meet all three name components: silent, power/compact and CAM suitable.
High-performance unit
What does a dental laboratory require of its units for them to be successful in the daily routine? In the first instance, they must function, be maintenance free, not noticeably big and make the working processes easier.
This also applies, of course, for an extraction system. With the Silent powerCAM and Silent compactCAM, Renfert has extended its successful range of Silent extractors by a units specialised for CAM systems.
This is with the aim of providing small, medium-sized laboratories, specialised milling labs and dentists, who operate a CAM benchtop system that dry mills relatively soft materials such as porous pre-sintered ceramics and resins, with a compact, high-performance unit for extracting the fine dust that arises.
The easiest way to use a Renfert Silent CAM suction is by using one of the SPS interface cables.
After this cable is plugged into the milling machine and suction unit, both machines are communicating. The Silent suction starts and stops simultaneously with the milling machine.
To choose the right machine and cable, please have a look into the CAM-Guide.
For more on the Silent power CAM and Silent compactCAM visit www.renfert.com/int-en/landingpage/cam-extraction-units
