AIRFLOW® Handy 3.0
EMS Electro Medical Systems · source
The EMS AIRFLOW® Handy 3.0 is a portable air polishing device designed for dental professionals. It effectively removes biofilm, stains, and early calculus from both supragingival and subgingival areas, enhancing patient comfort and treatment efficiency.
Brought to you by EMS' research center in Switzerland and the first device of its kind, the AIRFLOW® HANDY 3.0 PREMIUM can be quickly integrated into any dental chair unit and meets the most stringent requirements of modern professional tooth cleaning over the full spectrum of sub- and supragingival treatments - all in one click.
Key Features
- Safe, quick and clean refill with AIRFLOW® EASY-FILL
- Designed to facilitate good visibility of the treatment area. Easy and effortless ergonomic swiveling and well-balanced for comfortable handling.
- Suitable for all common turbine connections, easy to connect (Plug and Play)
- Built using the best engineering and know-how, with a sleek design and lightweight body for optimal comfort & handling
Ergonomic Features
- Easy and effortless ergonomic swiveling
- Well-balanced design for comfortable handling
- Optimal visibility of the treatment area
Handpiece Options
The AIRFLOW® Handy 3.0 offers two handpiece configurations:
- Plus Handpiece: Optimal for use in periodontal pockets up to 4 mm in depth and over the entire visible tooth area as well as for stain removal – flexible and efficient with the AIRFLOW® PLUS Powder.
- Classic Handpiece: Specialized in all supragingival applications – for optimal results on the entire visible tooth area with the COMFORT and SOFT Powders.
HAND-MADE IN A FACTORY IN NYON, SWITZERLAND
Informations produit
| Fabricant | EMS Electro Medical Systems |
|---|---|
| Application | Removes biofilm, stains, and early calculus from supragingival and subgingival areas |
| Device Type | Portable air polishing device |
| Connection Type | Plug and Play |
| Compatible Connections | All common turbine connections |
| Manufacturing Location | Hand-made in a factory in Nyon, Switzerland |