Bio-art Microjato Microblaster

• Bio-Art effective handy Microblaster that is compact and easy to set up and use.
• Micro-retentions.
• Oxide removal.
• Environment-friendly.

Bio-art Microjato Microblaster

Bio-art microblaster is a portable pneumatic device, easy to install and operate, designated to surface blasting, mainly in dental works. The use of micro blaster in dental clinics and dental laboratories has more and more been requested for being practical, ergonomic, and accurate in small jobs and/or where the areas to be blasted have slight contact with areas of preservation from blasting. Bio-art micro blaster is provided with an ejecting needle made of sintered carbide, which assures higher durability and accuracy during blasting.

Bio-art has developed micro blaster models depending on the purpose:

• Microblaster standard and lab models: one fixed nozzle mounted at a 138-degree angle.
• Microblaster plus model: two removable and autoclavable nozzles, mounted at 90-degree and 138-degree angles.

INDICATION:

• Micro-retentions
• Micro-etching
• Removal of cement from metal crowns, resin and other materials
• Internal cleaning of resin and ceramic “inlay-onlay”
• Metal or ceramic cleaning or degreasing when using the “intraoral ceramic repair” technique
• Occlusal blast for fine adjustment, replacing the use of carbon
• Internal evidence for adjustment and crown settling
• Adjustment of interproximal contacts
• Cleaning of castings
• Removal of oxidation

Technical Specifications:

• Weight of micro blaster standard and lab without the package- 65g
• Weight of micro blaster plus without the package- 70g
• Weight of micro blaster standard and lab with the package-210g
• Weight of micro blaster plus with the package- 215g
• Package dimension (W x T x H) – 190 x 133 x 50mm
• Work pressure – 60 a 80 lbf/pol (4-5,5 kgf/cm)

• 1 x Microblaster with fixed nozzle
• 1 x 40g Aluminum oxide
• Instruction manual

• Remove the switch button clamp.
• Microblaster plus model is provided with two removable and autoclavable nozzles offering two options for the ejecting needle angling, one at 90 degrees ( indicated for intraoral work on posterior teeth) and another at 138 degree9 indicated for laboratory works and intraoral works on anterior teeth). According to the kind of work to be carried out, fix one of the nozzles on the micro blaster body by means of the fixing nuts.
• Fill the tank to a maximum of 3/4 of its capacity with aluminum oxide and fix it on the tank for an abrasive lid located at the end of the micro blaster body.
• With the tank duly filled in and introduced in a micro blaster, press the switch button to start the blasting process.
• Always try to keep a distance from 5 to 10mm between the face of the micro blaster needle tip and the surface to be worked on during blasting.