The Global Dental Compressors Market Continues To Grow Owing To the Increasing Number of Dental Clinics in the World, Along With Awareness towards Dental Health among Individuals
Dental compressors are used to power vibrating dental instruments such as vibrating bridges, chair pads, denture kits, etc. They are designed for filling cavities inside the mouth and they increase the speed and force with which dental tools can be utilized. The force with which dental compressors operate is related to their horsepower, or their maximum continuous speed, and this depends upon the amount of air pressure that the motor is capable of sustaining. Maximum capacity is usually indicated on the packaging and is usually stated in cubic inches per second. The duty cycle is the maximum continuous speed at which the dental compressor operates and is expressed as a continuous horsepower rating over a defined duty cycle (the amount of time that the motor is idling). Generally, most compressors are intended to operate for ten hours on a low setting, with the continuous horsepower rating over the defined duty cycle specified in the documentation supplied by the supplier. Denta...