Neo Mobile Cart

Remote-Control

MOBILE CART

from

$14 per day

includes

FREE INSTALLATION

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Standard Features:

Neo Cart with integrated 360-degree rotating tray, motorized height adjustment, wireless remote foot pedal, 3-way syringe – 2 handpiece lines – brushless LED electric micromotor – built-in water bottle, built-in floor box

Mobile Cart

Neo remote-control dental cart delivers immediate, responsive power exactly when it’s needed. Advanced control systems manage performance in real time, maintaining consistent output while minimizing unnecessary load and vibration. For dentists, this means faster cutting, fewer adjustments, and reduced chair time—supporting a smoother workflow and more productive days.

Built on this performance foundation, the system is engineered for high efficiency, minimal maintenance, and seamless day-to-day operation. With motorized height adjustment and a 360-degree rotating tray, it adapts effortlessly to your workflow.

The wireless foot control can be positioned anywhere, eliminating cable clutter while improving safety and mobility.

An integrated connection box simplifies installation by removing the need for a separate floor box. Equipped with a built-in water bottle and syringe, plus two handpiece hoses (expandable to four), the unit requires only an air connection and electrical GPO.

Drill Power

One of the most highly valued features of any dental treatment unit is its ability to deliver consistent drill power and torque throughout every procedure. Reliable handpiece performance supports faster, more precise treatment, improved clinical outcomes, and a smoother experience for both clinicians and patients.

In Australia, where equipment servicing and repairs represent some of the highest ongoing operating costs faced by dental practices, investing in technology that maintains optimum handpiece performance while minimizing maintenance requirements can be one of the most valuable long-term decisions a practice makes.

Many traditional handpiece control systems rely on rubber diaphragms, mechanical valves, and compressed-air components that gradually wear over time. As these components age, practices may experience performance fluctuations, increased maintenance requirements, replacement parts costs, and unplanned downtime. Over the life of the equipment, the cumulative cost of servicing, repairs, and lost productivity can become a significant operational expense.

By contrast, Fimet remote-control treatment units utilize solid-state electronic controls and brushless electric micromotors with significantly fewer wear-prone components. This reliability-by-design approach helps deliver consistent handpiece power and torque, dependable clinical performance, reduced maintenance requirements, and lower lifetime ownership costs.

The result is improved efficiency, maximized equipment uptime, fewer service-related interruptions, and the confidence that handpiece performance remains consistent when it matters most. For practice owners, this can translate into lower operating costs, greater long-term value, and a stronger return on their investment over the life of the treatment unit.

WorkSafe

Cords on the floor can pose a significant tripping hazard in dental clinics, leading to workplace injuries and potential legal liabilities. To address the tripping hazard caused by hazardous control cords in dental clinics, WorkSafe recommendations generally focus on both eliminating or minimizing the hazard and implementing controls to ensure safety. Where possible, switch to cordless or battery-operated equipment to eliminate cords entirely.

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