Iris 2 Advanced Vacuum Mixer - Plaster and Coating.
Référence: H92464
Vacuum Mixer IRIS II — Mestra
The IRIS II dental vacuum mixer is a reliable and easy-to-use solution for producing homogeneous, bubble-free mixes of dental plaster, alginate and routine materials in the dental laboratory.
- Automatic start when the bowl is positioned
- Fixed speed 240 rpm • Timer 0–120 s
- Front vacuum gauge for precise control
- Supplied with 550 cc bowl and wall mounting kit
- Optional bench stand
Dental vacuum mixer for consistent, high-quality models
Manual mixing traps air, causing bubbles and porosity that weaken models and impair surface quality. The IRIS II vacuum mixing system delivers stronger, more accurate dental models while standardising daily workflows.
Key benefits
- Vacuum mixing for homogeneous, degassed material
- Fewer bubbles, denser surfaces
- Repeatable results thanks to fixed speed and timer
- Flexible installation: wall-mounted or bench stand
- Low maintenance with membrane vacuum pump
Dental laboratory applications
- Dental plaster models and bases
- Alginate preparation
- Small batches of investment materials
Quick operating procedure
- Measure powder and liquid according to manufacturer instructions
- Insert the bowl (automatic start)
- Set the timer (0–120 s)
- Scrape walls if required for perfect homogeneity
- Clean the bowl immediately after use
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Type | Dental vacuum mixer |
| Speed | 240 rpm (fixed) |
| Timer | 0–120 seconds |
| Bowl supplied | 550 cc |
| Vacuum control | Front vacuum gauge |
| Installation | Wall-mounted (included) • Bench stand optional |
Compatible accessories
Dedicated bowls help prevent cross-contamination.
Ideal when wall mounting is not possible.
Ensures reliable vacuum sealing over time.
Delivery contents
IRIS II Mestra vacuum mixer supplied with
550 cc bowl, wall mounting kit and power cable.
Bench stand available separately.
FAQ — IRIS II Dental Vacuum Mixer
Why use a vacuum mixer instead of manual mixing?
Vacuum mixing drastically reduces air inclusion, which causes bubbles and porosity. This results in stronger, more accurate dental models with improved surface quality. Fixed speed and timer ensure consistent results between operators, improving reliability and productivity.
Can I use the same bowl for plaster, alginate and investment?
It is recommended to dedicate one bowl per material family. Residues can affect setting time and viscosity. Dedicated bowls reduce cross-contamination and help maintain consistent laboratory results.
Does the bench stand affect vacuum performance?
No. The stand only provides ergonomic positioning. Vacuum performance remains unchanged provided the unit is stable and properly maintained.
Iris 2 Advanced Vacuum Mixer - Plaster and Coating.