Neo Ceiling Mount Unit

CEILING MOUNT

Remote-Control Treatment Unit

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Dental Unit

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CEILING MOUNT

Redefine your operatory with Neo Ceiling — a modern ceiling-mounted treatment solution designed to enhance workflow efficiency, ergonomics, and the overall clinical experience. By eliminating hanging hoses from the chair, Neo Ceiling creates a cleaner, more organized workspace that supports smoother movement, improved accessibility, and a more professional patient environment.

Designed for modern dental practices, Neo Ceiling combines sleek aesthetics with practical functionality. Smooth, precise maneuverability allows clinicians to position instruments comfortably and efficiently throughout procedures, helping support better ergonomics and reducing unnecessary movement during the clinical day.

Ideal for both compact treatment rooms and high-demand clinical environments, Neo Ceiling maximizes usable space without compromising performance. Its intuitive ambidextrous design also enables fast, seamless conversion, providing the flexibility to adapt easily between different workflows, treatment styles, and practitioners.

More than just an equipment upgrade, Neo Ceiling is a smarter investment in clinical efficiency, patient perception, and long-term operatory performance.

Thoughtfully Designed Fit-Out

Patients often form their first impression of a dental practice within seconds of entering the treatment room. For many, the clinical environment itself becomes an immediate signal of professionalism, comfort, and quality of care. Visible drills, hanging hoses, and cluttered workspaces can increase anxiety before treatment even begins.

Thoughtful dental surgery design therefore goes far beyond aesthetics. A modern treatment chair with concealed instruments, hidden hoses, and minimal visual clutter helps create a calmer, more reassuring environment for patients while presenting a cleaner, more sophisticated clinical space.

At the same time, intelligent layouts, ergonomic reach zones, cordless controls, and strategically positioned equipment — aligned with WHS principles — help minimize unnecessary movement and improve coordination between the operator and assistant. While treatment time itself may remain unchanged, optimizing workflow around each procedure can reduce operational friction and support a smoother day-to-day clinical experience.

A well-designed surgery not only enhances patient comfort, but also supports operational consistency, reduces physical strain on the clinical team, and contributes to a more efficient and sustainable practice environment.

While TGA approval remains an essential baseline for dental treatment units, leading practices are increasingly prioritizing WHS-aligned design features, including safer movement pathways, clear operatory zoning, and equipment designed for efficient, low-strain operation. Investing in ergonomic, technology-driven surgery design can deliver both immediate and long-term value through improved workflow efficiency, enhanced staff wellbeing, stronger patient confidence, and a more premium practice experience.

WHS

The Fimet whip-arm design combined with cordless remote control allows flexible instrument positioning, assistant-side parking, and open operatory floor zones, improving safety and workflow efficiency.

Trusted by Dentists Worldwide

Dr. Sarah Thompson – London, UK

“Since upgrading to Fimet digital units, our workflow has become seamless. The programmable chair positions and digital controls save us time on every procedure.”

Dr. Miguel Santos – Lisbon, Portugal
“Fimet units have transformed hygiene management in our clinic. The streamlined interfaces and reduced contact points make cleaning faster and easier.”

Dr. Emily Carter – New York, USA
“Patients feel more comfortable with the smooth, multi-adjustable chairs. Even young children are at ease during treatment, which improves our overall efficiency.”

Dr. Hiroshi Tanaka – Tokyo, Japan
“The durability of Fimet digital units is impressive. Minimal mechanical parts mean fewer repairs, and we can rely on consistent performance day after day.”

Dr. Anika Mehta – Mumbai, India
“Fimet digital technology has helped our clinic modernize without the worry of high maintenance costs. It’s a long-term investment that pays off in efficiency and patient satisfaction.”

Cabinet Mount Suction System

Fimet suction system with flexible left/right arm positioning can be easily integrated into the cabinet behind the chair

Unobstructed Flow of Movement

uncluttered open clinical layout

cordless control

cleaner safer workflow

Fimet’s cordless foot control offers a wide range of touch-free chair and unit settings, including micromotor speed adjustments, helping to streamline every procedure while maintaining the highest standards of infection control. By eliminating cords from the floor, it reduces tripping hazards and makes the operatory easier to clean and sanitize effectively.

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Oil-Free Treatment Chair

Fimet chairs are free from hydraulic oils/liquids which can be considered more environmentally friendly. There’s no risk of fluid spills and they typically have less impact on disposal concerns. A liquid-free system reduces the risk of contamination from leaking fluids, which could compromise the cleanliness and safety of the dental office. Overall, Fimet liquid-free dental chairs offer a combination of cost-savings, efficiency, and environmental benefits, making them a more attractive option for today’s modern dental practices.

Electrical Safety

Fimet low voltage electrical infrastructure is considered a safer dental treatment unit alternative to high voltage systems, particularly when moisture contamination is considered. Low voltage systems reduce the chance of serious electrical hazards in such conditions. Electrical codes often have less stringent requirements for low-voltage installations, making them easier to set up and maintain.

ACL

Under Australian Consumer Law (ACL) and Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) regulations, dental equipment must meet high standards for safety, hygiene, and accessibility. If items such as dental chairs or treatment units are installed with exposed control cords on the floor—creating a tripping hazard—or are arranged in a way that impedes clinical workflow, this may constitute a significant issue under the ACL. In such cases, the buyer may be entitled to a repair, replacement, or refund, provided the issue relates to the product itself or the manner of its installation. However, if the problem arises due to the purchaser’s own planning or layout decisions, ACL protections may not apply. Suppliers, installers, and designers share responsibility for ensuring that equipment and clinical environments are safe and comply with all relevant standards and guidelines. Where issues fall within their scope of work, they may be obligated to assist in resolving them.

Disclaimer: The information provided is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice. Whether a product or installation constitutes a major failure under the Australian Consumer Law depends on the specific circumstances.

WHS

Control 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, 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.