An amalgamator controlled by a microprocessor produces a precise, consistent mix that is controlled by the microprocessor.
Based on the width of the oscillating range, the mixing frequency, and the time interval that you have selected (1-99s.
It revolves in accordance with the “8” model.
You can rely on the performance of the DB-338 amalgamator for mercury-based fillings. Together, it provides the clinical perfection you require while also providing the ease of use you desire.
Its ergonomic design makes it simple to use, stable, extremely quiet, and simple to clean and maintain, among other qualities.
Specification.
The voltage is 220V/50Hz (110V/60Hz is also available). The frequency is 50Hz.
2. Absorbed power (in watts) 200.
3. Fusible link: 2.
4. The mixing frequency is 4500 revolutions per minute.
5. Mixing time can be programmed from 1-99 seconds.
6. The following measurements: 33*37*20c.
7. Net weight (in kilograms): 4.3 K.
8. Gross weight (in kilograms): 4.5 k.
9. The packaging material is a carton.
It’s extremely loud, and I’m not sure if this is how the titration is supposed to sound like this. According to the instructions, there are red screws on the bottom, but there are none to be found.
