… an instrument for most types of clinical local anaesthesia.
The system has program settings for the most common dental injection types.
The computer driven plunger handles the flow of the analgesic solution across three programmed settings for different flowrates.
… an instrument for most types of clinical local anaesthesia.
The system has program settings for the most common dental injection types.
The computer driven plunger handles the flow of the analgesic solution across three programmed settings for different flowrates.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
- Powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery (use for 5 hrs), no need for a power cable
- An IPC system controls the injection pressure and includes automatic switch-off
- Visual contact with the cartridge during the entire injection
- Use standard dental needles and cartridges
- Automatically aspirates when the pressure on the foot control is released
- Acoustic signal indicating the actual flow rate
- Selectable mode by touch and wired foot control
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
- Powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery (use for 5 hrs), no need for a power cable
- An IPC system controls the injection pressure and includes automatic switch-off
- Visual contact with the cartridge during the entire injection
- Use standard dental needles and cartridges
- Automatically aspirates when the pressure on the foot control is released
- Acoustic signal indicating the actual flow rate
- Selectable mode by touch and wired foot control
WHEN TO USE CALAJECT
… one instrument for most odontological local anaesthesia. The system has program settings for intraligamental injections (PDLA), infiltrations, palatals, and regional nerve blocks.
INTRALIGAMENTAL
PALATAL
INFILTRATION
REGIONAL NERVE BLOCK
TRY IT YOURSELF
… we provide dental study meetings with Calaject Injection Systems so that dentists can get familiar with the device and evaluate its effectiveness for their workflows and cases.
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