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Learn about the Anterior Quest HG Containment System
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source: www.anteriorquest.com
How to install The Simple One® Chairside Amalgam Separator
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The Simple One® saves time on labor costs throughout the maintenance and recycling process. Through eliminating the buildup of hazardous mercury, The Simple One® will make you compliant with new Federal EPA rules.source: ddshgsolutions.com/
Learn more about LibertyBOSS
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The “BOSS”amalgam separator uses an ion exchange formulation that has been proven to remove solid and aqueous mercury at over 99%, month after month; under real dental operatory conditions of 750 ml/minute (the average dental chair uses approximately 50 to 70 ml/minute). source- marsbiomed.com
How does the Solmetex Amalgam Separator work?
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Quite simply, an amalgam separator is a mercury collection device that sits ‘inline’ between the operatory and vacuum pump—typically in the equipment room. Dental waste water flows through the vacuum line and passes through the amalgam separator where teeth fragments, dental amalgam and mercury are separated and collected. The filtered water continues to flow through while heavy waste and sediment is stored. When the container reaches the full line or 12 months (whichever comes first), we ship you a new container and you ship the full one for proper recycling. Plain and simple. Source: solmetex.com