Transportable autonomous dental unit
OwnerCesar Augusto OLSENinventor
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Abstract
A transportable autonomous dental unit is described, mounted on a base to which side walls are associated in order to create a container of around 4 liters of volume, featuring a dental chair whose column has a compressed air tank, a complete instrument table, a compressor to fill the needs of the pneumatic peripherals and venturi suction device for compressed air, means for connection to a water supply line, a wastewater drainage duct, and a power source, offering the same operation conditions of a complete conventional dental unit.
Claims8
TRANSPORTABLE AUTONOMOUS DENTAL UNIT characterized for comprising a prismatic container (10) with a base (11) on which the following are fixed:
- an inclined column (30) fixed by screws, said column (30) has a manometer (301), drain (302), safety valve (not shown), compressed air outlet (303) with a vapor drain with manometer (304), and automatic drain (305), valve (306) and pressure switch (308);
- a plate (31) in the extreme upper portion of the column (30) where the structure of the dental chair is fixed, by screws, which includes the seat support (S1), the backrest (S2), the leg rest (S3) and the headrest (S4), said structure includes a first rectangular frame (50) that has a pair of flaps (51) on its frontal side, where a second rectangular frame (70) that supports a leg rest (S3) is fixed, said second rectangular frame (70) has flaps (71) that coincide with the flaps (51), said flaps (51) and (71) juxtaposed and solidified by and articulation pin (72);
- an arm (91) to support the instrument table (90), said arm (91) is fixed to the first rectangular frame (50) through coupling to a shaft (53);
- a support structure (100) arranged on the side of the first rectangular frame (50) that has a pair of fittings (100a) and (100b) where, respectively, the articulated arm (921) of the reflector (92) and the movable arm (941) of the spittoon (94) are fitted;
- a first tank (R1) coupled immediately below said spittoon (94);
- a second tank (R2) that stores fluid to be heated in a heating unit distributed to syringe and ultrasound.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.