Vaniman’s microabrasive sandblasters come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but one thing is true for all of them: they require compressed air to use.
Introducing Vaniman’s New Air Compressors for Sandblasters
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Vaniman at LMT® LAB DAY® West 2026
Look alive, SoCal, Vaniman will be at LMT® LAB DAY® West 2025! This is the second-largest dental lab event in the country, and the biggest on the West Coast.
The Master Problast Titan: Vaniman’s Largest Sandblaster Ever (So Far)
At Vaniman, innovation drives us to excel. Sometimes that means going big. We’re thrilled to introduce the Master Problast Titan, our largest and most capable sandblaster to date!
Vaniman at the AAO Annual Session 2024
Free stuff + a test drive of our most popular sandblaster for orthodontists!
Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2022
Each year, Vaniman holds a fundraising event to support Michelle’s Place, a local non-profit organization which provides resources and support to the breast cancer community.
Since 2000, Michelle’s Place Cancer Resource Center has been a beacon of personal support, knowledge, and assistance for individuals and families impacted by breast cancer.
Vaniman at the AAO Annual Session 2022
Leave a neon light on for us, Miami Beach! Vaniman is coming to the AAO Annual Session 2022, the world’s greatest celebration of orthodontics.
Vaniman at LMT LAB DAY West 2022
Surf’s up, West Coast…Vaniman will be at LMT LAB DAY West 2022, the second-largest dental lab event in the country!
The Swiss Cheese Defense Against Airborne Viruses
Protection against COVID-19 (in all its various forms) is like Swiss cheese. Specifically, it’s like a block of Swiss cheese made up of individual slices.
Recent Updates from the CDC Indicate Little to No Relaxation on Safety Measures
It’s late October 2021. The pandemic isn’t over. We’re still in it.
COVID-19 is Getting Better at Airborne Transmission
A newly released study from the University of Maryland shows the COVID-19 virus and all its iterative variants and mutations get better at airborne transmission.
That’s right — the virus is evolving toward more efficient aerosol generation. Improving indoor air quality is at a higher urgency than ever.