Neo Ceiling Mount Unit

CEILING

Neo Ceiling is a ceiling-mounted, computer-controlled treatment unit engineered to maximise workflow efficiency, ergonomics and treatment room performance. By eliminating floor cords and chair-mounted hanging hoses, it creates a clean, uncluttered clinical environment that improves accessibility, enhances freedom of movement and presents a modern, professional appearance for patients.

Its ceiling-mounted design also contributes to a more cost-efficient fit-out by minimising the services required to the treatment chair, simplifying installation and reducing infrastructure complexity. Intuitive instrument positioning, smooth ambidextrous operation and effortless conversion between left- and right-handed use provide exceptional flexibility for different clinicians and clinical workflows.

Combining contemporary Scandinavian design with intelligent engineering, Neo Ceiling is a long-term investment in productivity, clinician wellbeing, patient comfort and practice efficiency.

Designed for Long-Term Value

Purpose-designed for modern dentistry, Fimet combines intelligent computer-controlled technology with an open, uncluttered treatment environment that promotes efficient workflows, unrestricted movement and ergonomic comfort. The result is greater reliability, reduced downtime, lower operating costs and a stronger long-term return on investment.

Protecting Valuable Chair Time

Touch-free controls, automated waterline maintenance and smooth, easy-to-clean surfaces help reduce preparation and cleaning time between patients. By streamlining everyday workflows, Fimet improves scheduling efficiency, maximises chair utilisation and allows your team to focus on patient care.

Intelligent Waterline Management

Fimet ARCUS automatically dispenses disinfectant and flushes instrument waterlines, reducing manual maintenance, helping minimise biofilm formation and supporting consistent infection control with every patient.

Work Health & Safety (WHS)

Since the introduction of Australia’s harmonised Work Health & Safety (WHS) framework in 2011, greater emphasis has been placed on eliminating workplace hazards at their source wherever reasonably practicable. Fimet’s cordless control technology supports this approach by removing floor-level foot control cords, helping reduce trip hazards while improving emergency access and freedom of movement around the treatment chair. By investing in treatment units designed in accordance with contemporary WHS principles, practice owners can demonstrate a proactive commitment to workplace safety and gain greater confidence that their treatment rooms reflect current WHS expectations in the event of a workplace incident, insurance claim or regulatory inspection.

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.”

Key Considerations

Fimet Whip-Arm Remote-Control Dental Treatment Units – WorkSafe, Infection Control & Ergonomic Compliance Justification (Australia)

Systems: Fimet Whip-Arm Remote-Control Treatment Units
Application: General dental / specialist operatory fit-out
Location: Australia (WHS / ADA compliant environment)

1. Overview

Fimet Whip-Arm Remote-Control dental treatment units are modern, platform-based systems designed for optimal infection control, WorkSafe (WHS) compliance, and efficient clinical workflow. The 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.

2. WorkSafe (WHS) Compliance Alignment

Hazard Elimination & Safe Operation

Wireless (cordless) foot control eliminates floor cables → reduces trip hazards and contamination surfaces
Open floor zones improve safe patient and staff movement

Manual Handling & Ergonomics

Whip-arm delivery allows instruments to be positioned close to dentist or assistant
Reduces awkward postures, repetitive strain, and unnecessary movement
Assistant-side parking creates unobstructed patient entry/exit zones

Safe Movement & Access

Clear operatory layout supports emergency access
Reduces collisions and congestion for high-turnover clinics

3. Infection Control (ADA-Aligned)

Enhanced Cleanability

Smooth, non-porous surfaces minimize biofilm traps
Whip-arm keeps instruments off the floor and out of contamination zones
Easy wipe-down between patients

Workflow Separation

Supports defined infection control zones:
Patient access
Clinical working
Cleaning/turnover

Turnover Efficiency

Assistant-side parking allows immediate cleaning
Minimal staff movement accelerates changeover

Hygiene Compatibility

Supports waterline disinfection protocols
Meets Australian ADA infection control guidelines

4. Clinical Workflow Efficiency
Flexible whip-arm positioning supports multiple clinical techniques
Assistant remains stationary during chair repositioning or instrument parking
Optimized for 4-handed dentistry and high patient throughput
Reduces turnaround time between procedures

5. Safety Features
Oil-free hydraulic system reduces contamination risk
Low-voltage operation enhances electrical safety
Stable, compact base reduces collision hazards
Wireless remote control reduces cross-contamination surfaces

6. Technology & Ergonomics

Key platform features:

Wireless remote control (cordless operation)
Whip-arm instruments positioned to dentist or assistant side
Parking mode allows clear patient entry/exit
Adjustable chair and delivery for ambidextrous workflows
Open operatory layout improves team movement and emergency access

7. Comparative Advantage

Compared to traditional fixed or bridge-mounted units:

Greater flexibility in instrument positioning
Superior patient access and operatory clearance
Reduced physical strain on staff
Enhanced WorkSafe (WHS) compliance through hazard elimination

8. Compliance Statement

When installed and operated according to:

Australian WHS (Work Health & Safety) regulations
Australian Dental Association (ADA) Infection Control Guidelines
Manufacturer’s instructions and maintenance protocols

Fimet Whip-Arm Remote-Control units provide high standards of clinical safety, infection control, and ergonomic compliance, suitable for modern Australian dental clinics.

9. Conclusion

Fimet Whip-Arm Remote-Control dental treatment units enable:

Safe patient entry/exit
Reduced workplace hazards
Efficient infection control and rapid changeover
High-performance ergonomics for staff

These systems are therefore considered ideal for compliant, safe, and efficient dental operatory environments in Australia.

Cordless Control

A cordless remote foot control enables touch-free management of a wide range of chair and unit functions, improving clinical workflow, efficiency, and infection control.

Integrated smart diagnostics continuously monitor system performance, enabling rapid fault detection and faster service response to help protect valuable chair time.

The result is exceptional equipment reliability, greater operational efficiency, and lower lifetime ownership costs—helping practices maximize productivity while reducing unnecessary operating expenses.

Oil-Free

KNEE-BREAK DENTAL CHAIR

No Risk of Spills or Leaks

A cleaner environment for you, your staff, and your patients.

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.

Suction

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

Neo Ceiling Mount Unit

Open Clinical Layout

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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.