$70.88

• Organic chlorine formula breaks down bio-burden
• Effective on prophy paste and fluoride gel buildup
• Non-foaming formula is safe for evacuation pumps
• One 8 g scoop mixes with 32 oz of warm water
• 800 g jar provides up to 100 system cleanings
• Quantity: 1 per Pack

Premier Dental Vac Attak Evacuation System Cleaner, Powder, 800g/Jar, Lemon is used for cleaning dental evacuation lines and helping remove debris and bio-burden that can accumulate during routine clinical use. The concentrated powder is especially effective on prophy paste and fluoride gel residue, two common sources of buildup in suction lines, and its fast-acting organic chlorine formula breaks down protein-based material into water-soluble components so the system can be flushed more efficiently and reliably. Each jar contains 800g of powder with a scoop dispenser, and Premier Dental states that one jar provides up to 100 cleanings, with one scoop dissolving into 32oz (approximately 0.95L) of warm water before the solution is flushed through the evacuation system.

Dental offices ordering evacuation system cleaner from their supplier can buy this concentrated powder format for its measured dilution ratio and clearly defined cleaning yield, giving practices a predictable maintenance schedule, and the formula is non-foaming, non-corrosive to metals, and safe for use with all pumps across a range of evacuation equipment brands. Vac Attak works through concentrated organic chlorine chemistry that helps break down protein chains found in bio-burden. Once dissolved in warm water and introduced into the evacuation system, the solution contacts accumulated organic debris so it can be loosened and flushed from the lines. The formula is also designed to help prevent scale buildup in pumps that can develop when hard water is used, and as a dental suction line cleaner, its non-foaming character helps the solution move through the system without creating excessive foam, while the fresh lemon scent supports a cleaner maintenance experience during routine evacuation-system care throughout the practice's daily operatory turnover schedule.