
The Air Techniques AirStar 10 (AS10) is an oilless dental air compressor sized for up to two simultaneous operatory users in a dental practice. It is rated 0.75 horsepower at 115V single-phase, with a pressure-switch range of 85-115 PSI cut-in/cut-out, and uses a long-stroke small-bore piston bonded with an anti-friction polymer that eliminates the need for compressor oil — critical for dental air, which contacts the patient and must be free of oil aerosol. Air leaving the compressor is filtered four times: once at the compressor head, twice at the proprietary membrane dryer, and again as it leaves the integrated tank. The membrane drying system maintains 100% ultra-dry air to dental handpieces, eliminating moisture damage to high-speed and electric handpieces. The AS10 measures roughly 27x28x34 inches and weighs 168 lbs in its enclosed cabinet, fitting in a typical dental utility room or under-counter installation. The unit complies with NFPA 99C Level 3 (medical air, dental use), the standard requirement for dental compressed air in US practices. Air Techniques manufactures the AirStar family in Melville, New York. The AS10 is the smallest in the AirStar lineup; AS20, AS30, AS50, and AS70 serve progressively larger practices.
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- Catalog
- 1655 units
- Peer class
- 1 · 0.75 HP
- SCFM @ 0.8 HP2.5cfm2median 2.530% vs. median
- Average price$2,495$2,495median $2,495$2k0% vs. median
- CFM per HP3.33cfm/hp3.33median 3.334.330% vs. median
- Price per CFM$998$/scfm$998median $998$9990% vs. median
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