Class II · In Health Canada certification
Dental Dry Vacuum · Model ND-V6

Central suction for the
whole clinic.

A dry (waterless) central vacuum for up to 6 operatories. Variable-speed and energy-efficient, built in Canada with industry-grade components.

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One quiet, efficient pump room — sized for your practice, from a single chair up to six.

Built for real dental practices.

Reliable central suction, engineered to run efficiently and stay out of your way.

Dry & waterless

Liquids and solids are removed upstream in a separator tank — only dry, filtered air reaches the pump. No water as a working fluid.

Scales to 6 chairs

Sized for up to six operatories from one central unit — the model number is the number of chairs it serves.

Variable-speed efficient

A Yaskawa GA500 variable-frequency drive ramps the blower to demand, so it draws only the power the clinic actually needs.

Industry-grade parts

The same GA500 drive frame used in a leading dental dry vacuum, plus redundant liquid-level sensing for safe, dependable operation.

Automatic gravity drain

The separator tank drains by gravity through a check valve — no powered drain valve to fail, fewer moving parts to service.

Built in Canada

Designed and manufactured in Foothills, Alberta — with local support and parts.

How it works.

A single dry-air path from the chair to a clean, filtered exhaust.

1
Operatory suction
2
Chairside separator
3
Separator tank (~20 gal)
4
Ring blower
5
Filtered exhaust

Specifications.

TypeDry (waterless) central vacuum · side-channel ring blower
CapacityUp to 6 operatories
Nominal vacuum330 mbar (≈ 33 kPa)
Operating range200–400 mbar below atmospheric
Separator tank≈ 20 gal (75.7 L); gravity drain at ≈ 11 gal
Drive / controllerYaskawa GA500 VFD (variable speed), built-in EMC filter
Level sensingRedundant dual float switches
PowerSingle-phase 240 V input
ClassificationClass II Active Medical Device (Canada) — in MDL submission
OriginFoothills, Alberta, Canada

Frequently asked.

Is it available now?

The ND-V6 is completing Health Canada Class II certification. Contact us for timelines and availability in your region.

Why a dry vacuum?

Liquids and solids are separated upstream, so the pump only ever handles dry, filtered air. That means no water as a working fluid, less maintenance, and clean operation.

How many chairs does it support?

The ND-V6 is sized for up to six operatories. The model number reflects the number of chairs served.

What makes it efficient?

A variable-frequency drive matches the blower speed to demand, so the unit draws only the power the clinic needs rather than running flat out.

Where is it made?

Designed and manufactured in Foothills, Alberta, Canada — with local support and parts.

Interested in the ND-V6?

For availability, specs, and clinic sizing, get in touch.

colwiebe@nichedevices.ca
Colin Wiebe · Founder
16111 274 Ave East, Foothills, AB T1S 4M9, Canada