







A6 Radius Package
The A6 Radius Package delivers ergonomic flexibility and efficient operatory performance for fast-paced dental practices. Designed with a radius-style delivery configuration for improved accessibility and movement, this package enhances workflow while maintaining patient comfort.
- Offer valid until September 30, 2026.
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Overview
The A6 Radius Package is a hybrid patient chair that combines electric and hydraulic drive: a Linak actuated motor controls backrest movement, while a Japanese-made hydraulic motor handles the base's up-and-down travel.
Its delivery system mounts to the base of the chair, and an ambidextrous swing arm carries both the light and delivery unit, so the setup works equally well for left-handed and right-handed dentistry.
The assistant's instrumentation extends from the back of the chair as its own radius unit, able to swing to either side depending on who's using it. The assistant vacuum package includes one syringe, two HVE lines, and one SE line.
Color Options
The A6 Radius Package upholstery is available in 9 plush, seamless, and sewn finishes.
Features
- Radius delivery unit with a sensor-controlled LED light on a front swing mount
- Hybrid chair combining a hydraulic base with an electro-mechanical backrest
- Touchpad controls on both the assistant's and doctor's side, plus a foot control
- Torch LED light and a one-piece ceramic cuspidor
- Hydraulic motor lowers the chair to 380mm at its lowest position
- Dual 180° rotatable arms for flexible cuspidor and tray placement
- Operating light turns on automatically with programmable positions and off when Return is pressed on the touchpad
- Thin backrest gives the dentist extra space and closer positioning to the patient
- Optional G.Comm LED light
Benefits
- Simple yet durable design
- 5-year warranty
Technical Specifications
- Height range: 13.8" to 29.5"
- Backrest tilt: 4° to 67°
- Drive mechanism: hydraulic base with Linak electric backrest control
- Memory positions: 2 programmable + 2 default positions