C-Warmer™ Blue : Compule Warmer w/ holder

Composite / Anesthetic Warmer with digital display

C-Warmer is designed to enhance both the doctors' and patients' comforts. A thermostatically-controlled cartridge/composite warmer significantly reduces curing time with more flowability of composites and conveniently warms anesthetics and composites in one location. It also improves patient's comfort by delivering the restorations at body temperature with "less injection pain." Its user-friendly operation, compact size, and function will provide a significant impact on the everyday clinical routine.

Instructions

1. Press the power button for 1 sec. to turn on the warmer.
2. When power button (⏻) is pressed shortly, temperature can be adjusted by increments of 10°C.
3. Adjust the temperature by 1°C by pressing '▲'/'▼'.
4. Wait for 10~15 mins for the warmer to heat up to the desired temperature.

Features

Recommended Temperature Setting

• Anesthetic : 37°C (98°F) (body temperature)

• Composite : 40°C ~ 45°C (104°F ~ 113°F)

• Warm-up time: 10 minutes (when lid is closed with no A/C system)

• With the lid, it is easy to maintain the warmer hygienically and is free from possible environmental contamination

• When power button (⏻) is pressed shortly, temperature can be adjusted by increments of 10°C.

• Maintains constant temperature for all day use

Advantages

• Freely adjustable temperature with LED digital display between 30°C ~ 60°C (86°F ~ 140°F)
• All buttons located in front of the warmer
• Reduces microleakage
• Improves the flow capacities of composite
• Heater is installed in the whole body of the warmer allowing heat circulate and warm the composites thoroughly
• It is safe to touch the warmer when heated because heat is not fully released outside the body

Cleaning Instructions

1. The device should be cleaned with a soft cloth with alcohol or ethyl alcohol and then with a dry cloth.
2. Do not use solvent like thinner/benzene, which may damage the housing.
3. Do not use ultrasonic sterilization, self-sterilization in home, dry sterilization, cresol, and infrared light. These methods can cause damage to the device.