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Belmont is a World-Renowned Brand for Quality Equipment
From Japan to the World

Form and Function
Combine to Create New
Standards for Health

A History of Growth andExcellence

Pursuing Advanced Technologies to Manufacture
Safe, High-Quality Products

W hen customers around the world are

Our wide range of products and services

In 1921, Hidenobu Yoshikawa foundedH ydraulic devices offer the advantages ofsatisfied and our industry is thriving, we all

are aimed at supporting the success of

Belmont as a manufacturer of equipment

high power, safety, durability, and quiet andgrow and prosper. With this in mind, Belmont

professionals such as dentists and doctors.

for barbershops and beauty salons.

smooth operation. Although these devices

has expanded its overseas business bases to

At Belmont, we are in the business of helping

By the 1950s, the company held a leadingwere traditionally used for industrial

11 countries. We are constantly developing

anyone who aspires to a healthy life.

share of the Japanese market, thanks to the

purposes in factory equipment, machine

our local business connections.

Our products and services

superiority of its designs and the outstand-tools, and aircraft, Belmont envisaged aBoth domestically and internationally,

are used where and when it counts.

wider range of applications that would bebegan expanding overseas in the 1950s,

possible if they were made smaller and if

satisfaction and comfort.

establishing subsidiaries in the USA, Canada,

maintenance problems were eliminated.

Europe, and South America. In the 1960s,

Incorporated into our daily lives, hydraulicwe drew on our advanced hydraulicdevices would provide new levels of comfort

technology and began manufacturing dental

for us all. The realization of this dream beganchairs, which were soon followed by otherin 1957 with Belmont’s original low-pressure

dental equipment. Nowadays, Belmont

electro-hydraulic devices.

ying functionality of its equipment. Belmont

we are working to deliver genuine

operates subsidiaries in many regions
around the world. In each plant, we enforce
a rigid quality control system to manufacture
reliable, trouble- free equipment incorporating
our innovative designs—that’s the Belmont way.

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1940s
1960
U.K.

1969

Germany

FranceCanada
Korea
U.S.A
Japan
China
TaiwanVietnamSingapore

Brazil2005
2011

Belmont—the Mark of Reliable,
Durable, and Top-Quality
Dental Equipment
Belmont has been manufacturing dental equipment and selling it worldwide
since the 1960s. From the very beginning, we have built a solid reputation foroutstanding reliability.

Belmont dental chairs use an electro-hydraulic system that we have been
continuously improving since the launch of our first hydraulic chair in 1936. Ourchairs have been embraced in many parts of the world thanks to their accurate
and smooth operation, their high load capacity, and—above all—their durability. Ergonomically designed, our chairs are built to ensure the comfort of thepatient and dentist alike.

Our dental units incorporate a pneumatic system which is simple, durable, andvery easy to service. Japanese manufacturing expertise ensures that the valves
and fittings work accurately and require very little servicing.

Belmont maintains strict quality control of products and parts, both within thecompany and in dealings with vendors. The company adopted an establishedquality management system based on international standards, and this has
been transplanted to all of our manufacturing bases around the world.

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Continental Type (Rod Type)

Trays are not included.

Chair Control Panel
Chair Control PanelPatient Comfortable

Various Treatment Positions

Flexible and Comfortable Positioning

With a wide range of movement, this chair supports a practicalworking environment that meets all the operator’s requirements.

This model features a twin-axis headrest with an elongatedpost to accommodate taller patients. The flexibility of thisdual-articulating system means that the chair can be set up
to provide a comfortable seating position for a wide rangeof patients. It can even be set up backwards for patientsin wheelchairs.

Smooth Motion and Heavy Lifting Capability
The chair’s high-quality electro-hydraulic system provides
smooth motion while handling patients weighing up to 200 kg.
The j.box can be located up to 800 mm in front of the chair.

90°

Long armrests

Clean water system with cover

Two-Handed or Four-Handed

Short armrests

Patient Comfort

Hands-Free Operation

Easy Entry

The ergonomic reclining backrest
supports the patient in comfort
and accommodates natural body
movements.

Hands-free manual chair
movement is made possible by afast-responding foot switch locatedat the base of the machine. This
design eliminates the need for
wired foot switches, thereby
reducing clutter at the operator’sfeet and making it easier to clean
around the machine.

Right and left armrests come standard. The swivel armreston the right helps easy entry of the patients. Fixed andcompact armrests with oval shaped ends are also available
as option.

GU01 Light Blue

GU02 Light Green

This stool, which features abackrest with an adjustable angle,
can be set up at any height from
473 mm to 623 mm.

GU03 Navy

GU04 Light Gray

GU05 Wine Red

GU06 Yellow

GU01
Light Blue

GU02
Light Green

GU03
Navy

GU04
Light Gray

GU05
Wine Red

GU06
Yellow

Delivery type

Over the patient using balance arm with manual brake

Umbilical hoses

Internal umbilical

Handpiece delivery

Holder type (traditional)

Control panel

Membrane switches for chair operation (manual andControl

Pneumatic

Rod type (continental)

programmed positions) / Cup filler switch

Instrument positions

Four positions, including three-way syringe

OthersHandpiece oil mist separator

Five positions, including three-way syringe
Transformer 24 V/4 A

Flush out of water line with a toggle switch
Dentist’s instruments

Intraoral-size film viewer (126 mm x 46 mm)Three-way syringe

Four hole tubing (Midwest type)

Four hole tubing for fiber-optic instrument (Midwest type)Three-hole tubing (Borden type)
Ultrasonic scaler (dealer option)
Type of mount

Chair mounted

Cup filler

Air timer

Cuspidor bowl

Touchless Activation

Bowl flush

Light operation function is
activated by a touchless sensor,
so it is unnecessary to look awayfrom patients. ON/OFF andComposite Safe Mode activation
is done without operators evercontacting the light.

Detachable, porcelain
Water heater for cup filler

Controlled with air timer. Linked with cup filler and activatedwith toggle on front panel

Vacuum and saliva ejector Central vacuum, central saliva ejector
Light post

Air vacuum, air saliva ejector

Straight light post, φ 42.7 mm with hole for monitor bracket
and rotatable curved post

Control panel

Water service outlet with flow-adjustment valve

Water supply

City water

Toggle switch for bowl flush

Clean water system with 750 ml bottle

Assistant instrument's arm Swing arm and three instrument holders

Vacuum handpiece. Detachable and autoclavable.
ID φ 11 mm

Accessories

SE handpiece. Detachable and autoclavable
Monitor bracket
Vials × 5

Cotton containers × 2

Stainless steel waste receptacle

Male connector for water service outlet
Provided as standard

Panorama size film viewer (315 mm × 150 mm)

Option. Not selectable individually. Consult dealer
Purchase separately
Dealer option

Easy on the Eyes - For
Dentists and Patients Alike
LED operatory lights have been
engineered to minimize operator eye
fatigue and to prevent light fromshining directly into the patient’s eyes.
The brightest light is directed into
the oral cavity and becomes
gradually less bright across thepatient’s cheek area.

Positioning Flexibility
The light head may be rotatedaround 3 axes, for maximum
positioning flexibility.
Operators can effortlessly direct
illumination where it is neededusing one hand.

The Exact Brightness
You Need
Each operatory has different
ambient light conditions. With
this in mind, LED lights include a
stepless intensity control to adjust
brightness to suit the actual
operatory lighting conditions.
LED output can be adjusted
between 3,100 lx and 28,000 lx,
while maintaining the 5,000 K
color temperature that is ideal for
tooth shade matching.

Long swivel armrest (one side only)
Joystick switch on chair base (Up, Down, Forward, Back) and membraneswitch on dental unit (Up, Down, Forward, Back, P1, P2, LP, 0)

Light source

Focal distanceIntensity

Five LEDs
650 mm

3100 lux–28000 lux

Composite mode

4300 lux

Light pattern

85 mm × 155 mm

Color temperature
Operation

5000 K

Sensor