A-dec® Maintain Integrated Dental Unit Waterline Treatment System Automated. Timesaving. Integrated. With warm temperatures, small diameters and low flow rates, dental unit waterlines are prone to bacterial growth. The result? Water that’s densely populated with microorganisms at the output. Waterline maintenance is essential for both patients and providers—and A-dec Maintain makes it automatic. Through continuous waterline treatment, A-dec Maintain helps keep microorganisms from settling in the hose systems of the unit. It successfully helps alleviate function-impairing calcification deposits that can cause blockages in tubing and valves, prevents backflow contamination of the dental unit water supply, acts against water-borne contaminants and reduces the risk of legionella. Key Features: • Continuously treats – Delivers consistent and automatic hygiene maintenance without daily tablets or manual dosing. • Meets stringent standards – Meets Deutscher Verein des Gasund Wasserfaches (DVGW) and standard EN 1717. • Eliminates daily maintenance – Replacing the large capacity 750 ml concentrate solution bottle every 30-40 working days frees staff for patient care. • Complete waterline management – Use in conjunction with A-dec ICX Renew® shock treatment for comprehensive waterline management. • Integrates into floor box – Allows a full range of motion for the A-dec 300/400/500 chair and delivery unit, without restricting chair height or swivel. Learn more about water safety at europe.a-dec.com/maintain-duwl ©2025 A-dec Inc. All rights reserved. 85.1

A-dec® Maintain Integrated Dental Unit Waterline Treatment System Fill. Test. Monitor. Shock. Four steps to clean. Along with a daily waterline maintenance protocol, it’s important to monitor water quality and periodically shock the lines to clear deposits and contamination. These four steps help maintain your dental unit waterlines. 1. FILL Maintain waterlines daily with A-dec Maintain solution. Specially formulated to prevent the accumulation of odour and foul-tasting bacteria in dental unit waterlines, one bottle remains active in the system preventing limescale and biofilm deposits in water-bearing...