DENTAL EQUIPMENT
Motion & Controls for Dental Chairs
Explore components for chair height, backrest movement and operator control.
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Start With the Chair Movements
Chair Height
Match lifting requirements to the chair mechanism, load and available installation space.
Backrest Position
Review the recline range, mounting points and actuator travel together.
Operator Controls
Choose hand or foot operation to suit the chair layout and daily workflow.
Explore the Components
Component categories to consider. Final models and compatibility depend on your chair design.
Linear Actuators
Provide the movement for lifting and recline mechanisms.
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Control Boxes
Connect actuator power and operating inputs.
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Hand Controls
Keep chair adjustment within easy reach.
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Foot Controls
Allow adjustment while the operator’s hands are occupied.
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What Should Be Matched?
Start with these details when comparing components.
- Load & Geometry
- Required force and the chair’s lifting mechanism.
- Stroke & Mounting
- Travel distance, closed length and mounting space.
- Speed & Use
- Adjustment speed and expected operating frequency.
- Power & Controls
- Supply voltage, connectors and operating functions.
Common Questions
Can I start without a complete specification?
Yes. Send a chair photo or sketch and describe the movements you need. Available dimensions and current component labels are also helpful.
Are the products shown a ready-to-install kit?
No. These are product category examples. Actuators, control boxes and operating controls need to be matched to the chair’s structure and electrical requirements.
Can the chair have memory positions or one-touch return?
Include these in your requirements. Availability depends on the selected controller, feedback and system configuration.
Tell Us About Your Dental Chair
A chair photo, the movements you need and any available dimensions are a useful starting point.