Clean Cast Removal. Clear Visibility. Safer Clinical Environment.
The Stryker CastVac 996 is a high-performance dust extraction system designed to capture airborne particles during orthopedic cast removal, ensuring a cleaner and safer treatment environment.
The Stryker CastVac 996 is engineered to efficiently remove fiberglass and plaster dust generated during cast removal procedures. Designed for use alongside cast saw systems, this unit significantly reduces airborne contamination, improving visibility and protecting both patients and healthcare professionals.
Its powerful suction capability ensures immediate dust capture at the source, minimizing cleanup time and enhancing infection control standards. The compact and mobile design allows easy positioning in orthopedic clinics, emergency departments, and hospitals.
Built with durability and reliability in mind, the CastVac 996 supports consistent performance in high-volume clinical environments.
• Orthopedic cast removal procedures
• Emergency department fracture care
• Sports injury clinics
• Pediatric orthopedics
• Trauma and fracture management centers
• High-Efficiency Dust Capture – Reduces airborne particles
• Improved Infection Control – Cleaner procedure area
• Enhanced Visibility – Clear operating field during cast removal
• Compact & Mobile Design – Easy movement between treatment rooms
• Durable Construction – Built for clinical environments
• Easy Maintenance – Simple filter replacement and servicing
• Patient Comfort – Reduces dust exposure during procedures
Q1. What is the Stryker CastVac 996 used for?
It is used to extract plaster and fiberglass dust during cast removal procedures.
Q2. Is it compatible with Stryker cast saws?
Yes, it is designed to work alongside cast saw systems, particularly in orthopedic settings.
Q3. Does it improve clinic cleanliness?
Yes, it significantly reduces airborne dust, helping maintain a cleaner clinical environment.
Q4. Is the unit portable?
Yes, it features a mobile design for easy movement within treatment areas.
Q5. Where is it commonly used?
It is widely used in hospitals, orthopedic clinics, trauma centers, and emergency departments.
Q6. Does it require regular maintenance?
Yes, periodic filter inspection and replacement are recommended for optimal performance.
Q7. Is it suitable for high-volume use?
Yes, it is designed for consistent performance in busy clinical settings.
Q8. What type of dust does it collect?
It effectively captures fiberglass and plaster particles generated during cast removal.
