EMS AIRFLOW
Equipment We Repair
EMS Airflow
Dental United Group is proud to be recognised as authorised EMS service agents. We carry an extensive range of parts for servicing and repair, ensuring that your unit remains in optimal working condition. Additionally, we maintain a fleet of rental units available for use if required, providing flexibility to our clients during times of need.
Our services/repairs can include a convenient post-in and post-out option, or be done on-site to directly accommodate the specific needs of our clients.
Furthermore, we can also set up essential air, water, and power outlets on your dental chairs, enabling EMS units to connect directly.
Why Regular EMS Airflow Service Matters
Routine servicing of your EMS Airflow device provides key benefits:
- Consistent Performance – Ensures steady powder and water delivery for predictable results.
- Improved Patient Comfort – Prevents irregular sprays, clogs, or excessive vibration.
- Extended Device Lifespan – Reduces wear and tear, preventing costly replacements.
- Optimal Hygiene & Safety – Keeps the system clean and compliant with infection control standards.
- Reduced Downtime – Proactive maintenance helps avoid interruptions during appointments.
Common EMS Airflow Device Issues We Repair
Our technicians are trained to handle a wide range of EMS Airflow system problems, including:
- Powder Flow Blockages – Clogs in the handpiece or powder chamber.
- Leaks – Water or air escaping from hoses or connectors.
- Irregular Spray Patterns – Uneven delivery affecting treatment quality.
- Handpiece Malfunctions – Reduced efficiency or loss of power.
- Calibration & Performance Issues – Inconsistent output or low pressure.
FAQs
How often should I service my EMS Airflow device?
For optimal performance, we recommend a professional service once a year, or sooner if you use it heavily in your hygiene treatments.
Can I try to fix blockages myself?
Minor blockages can sometimes be cleared by following the EMS cleaning protocol. However, persistent issues should be handled by a trained technician to avoid damaging the unit.
Tip: Check out the official EMS page for resources and troubleshooting: https://professional.airflowdentalspa.com.au/support/
How long does a typical EMS Airflow repair take?
Most repairs can be completed quickly, often the same day, depending on the issue and availability of replacement parts.