Laser dental treatment

The KNF gas pump plays an important role in laser dental treatment. It is used to generate compressed air, which is mixed with water to create a spray mist. This mist helps cool the oral area during treatment. Both NPK 09 and NPK 09.1.2 are essential for this process. These swing piston gas pumps are oil-free, have a high performance-to-size ratio, and are highly reliable. The flow rates are 15 l/min or 24 l/min, and both pumps have a maximum pressure of 7 bar (gauge pressure). Liquid diaphragm pumps also play an important role in laser dental treatment. Pumps like the FMM 20 are typically used to cool the laser with deionized water. The FMM 20 operates dry, is self-priming, and is maintenance-free. It has a maximum flow rate of 0.018 l/min, a maximum pressure of 1 bar (gauge pressure), and a maximum suction height of 3 mH2O.