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SMARTair. SMARTair mobile.
A 1.4 Uses and Applications
Collection and separation of health-
damaging dusts (as not defined in VBG 113
and VBG 119), as well as shavings and
vapours (especially methyl-methacrylate).
For use in dental laboratories, dentists’
practices, and industrial applications
(goldsmiths, hearing-aid techniques, glass-
cutting, or similar technologies)
The suction units are operated in
conjunction with various extraction
elements, taking into consideration the
principles of ergonomics.
The drawer version, SMARTair, is
primarily operated with removable suction
hoods.
The mobile version, SMARTair mobile, can
be used not only with removable suction
hoods, but also can be connected directly to
small apparatus.
A 1.5 Cleaning and care of the unit
In the case of newly-painted surfaces on
which water still forms droplets, cleaning
with water and nonabrasive, mild cleaning
agents is sufficient.
Paints subjected to stress, detectable from
deteriorating shine and dark indefinite
colours, are first cleaned as described above
and then preserved with commercial paint
care agents.
Apply paint care agents with a fluff-free
cloth and circular movements. Then polish
with a cotton wool pad or a cloth until the
surface shines. Damage to the paint may
occur if other cleaning agents are used.
During cleaning or disinfection
procedures, ensure that no liquid
enters the interior of the unit since this may
lead to faults.
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