Dentists, dental technicians and even patients attending dental practices are particularly exposed to the risks posed by indoor air pollution. Every day, practising these professions leads to the emission of pollutants that are bad for the health. Purify the indoor air of your practice thanks to the NatéoSanté solutions.
Each day, dentists do many acivities such as drilling that produce fine particles and they use numerous chemicals that can be harmful for their health. Every day, dentists and dental technicians breathe dangerous pollutants from coating, unmoulding or blasting preparations, from manipulating powders (ceramics) or from finishing work.
Absorbing these different pollutants impacts the health of dental professionals and can lead to asthma, chronic bronchitis, etc.
No installation work necessary:
simply plugs in to any electricity socket (Plug & Play)
Immediate effects
on the air quality at your premises
99.97 % of the pollutants are removed
The EOLIS Air Manager is the only indoor air purifying device capable of effectively capturing all the air pollutants present at your practice.
The EOLIS Air Manager is an essential piece of equipment in your dental practice or laboratory. Tests carried out by an independent microbiology laboratory have shown that the EOLIS Air Manager eliminates 99.6% of coronaviruses in the air after ten minutes of operation.
EOLIS Air Manager, our professional air purifier, brings real comfort to you and to your patients. You and your patients are no longer bothered by the persistent odours emitted by the use of chemicals.You can now work in a thoroughly purified space, where the air is cleaned daily!
By looking after your clients’ comfort and well-being, the EOLIS Air Manager adds value to your practice by providing them with a 100% clean air service within the premises.
The EOLIS Air Manager automatically adapts to the room in which it is located.
The device is fitted with sensors that can determine the level of pollution in a room, distinguishing between VOCs (volatile organic compounds) and fine particles (PM 2.5) in the air.
