Sirona DAC Universal Flex Lid
The DAC UNIVERSAL from Sirona enables the fast, safe automated reprocessing of handpieces with results that can be validated. Up to 6 handpieces at a time can be cleaned through a validated cleaning program, lubricated and then sterilised in just 16 minutes. The all new specialty FLEX Lid now extends the range of instruments that can be cleaned and sterilised to include ultrasonic tips, ultrasonic handpieces and Sprayvit nozzles. The DAC UNIVERSAL flushes down through the internal lumens for a thorough clean that has not been possible to achieve for these specialty instruments until now. The sterilization process of the DAC UNIVERSAL meets the requirements of the AS/NNS 4815, AS/NZS4187 and European standard EN 13060 for small steam sterilizers. All the processes are able to be validateded giving you the reassurance that your instruments are processed correctly and that your quality documentation is complete.
Sirona DAC Universal Flex Lid
| Handpieces/cycle | Up to 6 |
| Cycle time | 12 minutes including sterilisation |
| Compatibility | Adapters available for all major brands of handpiece. |
| Connections | Compressed air |
| Operation - Step 1 | Flushes internal channels with cold water, then washes instruments externally with hot and cold water. |
| Operation - Step 2 | Automatic lubrication. |
| Operation - Step 3 | Steam sterilises (134oC) handpieces including back flushing of steam through internal channels. Instruments can be sterilised bagged or unbagged. |
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| Capacity of service oil container | 200 ml |
| Capacity of cleaning fluid container | |
| Air purge cycle | |
| Printer | Dot matrix printer included |
| Dimensions of Unit | 370 x 380 x 350 mm (closed) 370 x 380 x 530 mm (open) |
| Weight | 23 kg |
| Training | Technical training included |
| Warranty | 1 Year Parts / 1 Year Labour |
| States where support is available | NSW, ACT, QLD, VIC, SA, WA, NT, TAS and NZ |
| Country of Manufacture | Germany |
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