Beaverstate Epic Operatory Chair: Models, Options and Adapters

The Beaverstate Epic chair is a cast iron, electromechanical operatory chair with a listed 600 lb lifting capacity, programmable positions and a range of upholstery colors. Chase Dental Supply carries three versions from Beaverstate Dental, plus the 400-030 chair adaptor assembly, touch pads and adapters that connect the chair to the rest of your operatory.

Key Takeaways

• All three Epic listings call out cast iron construction and a 600 lb lifting capacity.
• The BS-EPIC lists 4 programmable positions on an eight-function touchpad; the With Slings and W/Vac listings show 3 programmable positions plus home.
• The BS-EPIC offers 22 upholstery colors, from Soft White (PR34) to Deep Sapphire (PR55).
• The 400-030 chair adaptor assembly is the part Beaverstate pairs with the Epic in its operatory packages.
• Extra controls include the 107-145 unit mounted touch pad, the 400-165 additional touchpad and the 400-045 Epic foot control.

What is the Beaverstate Epic chair?

The Beaverstate Epic chair is a patient chair for general and specialty operatories and dental schools. It uses heavy duty cast iron castings, electromechanical operation on 110 VAC and motors rated to lift 600 lb.

The listings describe a thin back with lumbar support, synchronized back and seat recline, a swing down armrest and rotation of 30 degrees left and right of center. A CH-0763 heavy vinyl scuff guard protects the toe board.

Which Beaverstate Epic operatory chair listing should you choose?

Choose the BS-EPIC when you want to pick an upholstery color and a fixed or pivot unit mount. Choose the Epic (With Slings) or the Epic with vacuum when those configurations match your room.

BS-EPIC Epic Operatory Chair

The Beaverstate Epic Operatory Chair BS-EPIC lists a standard non-articulating headrest with contour cushion, four manual movements and four programmable positions on an eight-function easy-clean touchpad. It adds rotational lock/release, a quick release flip down armrest, sound and vibration dampening mounts and a fixed or pivot style unit mount.

Epic (With Slings)

The Epic (With Slings) lists an armrest mounted touch pad, 3 programmable positions plus a home position, a double articulating headrest and standard Naugasoft upholstery options.

Epic with Vacuum Option (H-5300)

The Beaverstate Operatory Chair with Vacuum Option (H-5300) shares the With Slings feature list and adds the H-5300 vacuum option named in its title. Call us for what the vacuum option includes before you plan the room.

The listings describe the headrest and programmable positions differently, so confirm the exact configuration with us when you order.

What upholstery colors does the Epic chair come in?

The BS-EPIC lists 22 upholstery colors, each with a PR code. The With Slings and W/Vac listings call out standard Naugasoft upholstery options.

• Neutrals: Soft White (PR34), Fawn (PR35), Feather (PR37), Cream (PR44), Doeskin (PR48), Black Satin (PR40)
• Browns: Harness (PR38), Velvet Brown (PR43), Cocoa (PR51), Saddle (PR52)
• Blues and greens: Blue Fog (PR46), Deep Sea (PR49), Lake Louise (PR50), Mallard Blue (PR54), Deep Sapphire (PR55), Laurel (PR39), Mint Leaf (PR45), Ivy (PR53)
• Reds: Cabernet (PR36), Mulberry (PR41), Rose Blush (PR42), Tapestry Red (PR47)

Quote the PR code when you order so the chair matches your stools. Our Beaverstate stools, cuspidors and assistant’s equipment guide covers the DR-96 and AT-96 stools included in most Epic packages.

How do you mount a delivery unit to the Epic chair?

Use the 400-030 chair adaptor assembly. Beaverstate pairs it with the Epic in its operatory packages, and the BS-EPIC lists a fixed or pivot style unit mount.

The 400-030 appears in the Cascade, Northwest, Columbia, Sierra, Evergreen, Mt. Hood and McKenzie packages. The Beaverstate Northwest Operatory Package, for example, pairs the Epic and 400-030 with an S-3600 3 handpiece control and A-5200 telescoping vacuum arm. For a full breakdown of units, see our Beaverstate Dental delivery systems guide.

Touch pads and foot control

The 107-145 unit mounted touch pad for the Epic chair lets the doctor run the chair from the delivery unit. The 400-165 additional Epic touchpad adds a second control point, and the 400-045 Epic foot control adds foot operation.

Which Beaverstate chair adapters are available?

Beyond the 400-030, Chase Dental Supply carries adapters listed for other chair brands. Confirm your chair model with us before ordering, since the listings give part names only.

• 146-102 Belmont 7 thru 50 chair adapter
• 400-035 A-dec Decade Helix adaptor and 400-036 Belmont Bel 20/50 Helix adaptor, both listed as Helix adaptors

More posts, clamps and light post adapters are in the Parts category and our Beaverstate replacement parts guide.

Is the Epic the right chair for your practice?

The Epic suits practices that want a heavy cast iron chair, a 600 lb lifting capacity and a delivery unit mounted right to the chair. Here is how it fits common buyers.

• General practice: a BS-EPIC in your color with a 400-030 adapter and an over the patient unit.
• Specialty practices and larger patients: Beaverstate lists specialty clinics as an application, and the 600 lb lifting capacity is built to accommodate a wide range of patients.
• Dental schools: the BS-EPIC lists dental schools as an application, and packages simplify outfitting many rooms at once.
• One order for the whole room: the Cascade Operatory bundles the Epic, 400-030, a 2 handpiece control, Celux light and DR-96 stool.

Comparing the Epic against other brands? Our dental chairs compared guide covers the cross-brand view, and the TPC Mirage and Laguna chairs are another option.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the weight capacity of the Beaverstate Epic chair?

The Epic (With Slings) and Epic W/Vac listings state a 600 lb lifting capacity. The BS-EPIC listing describes high-powered motors that lift over 600 lbs.

What is the Beaverstate Epic W/Vac (H-5300)?

It is the Epic operatory chair listed with the H-5300 vacuum option. Its other listed features match the Epic (With Slings), including the armrest mounted touch pad and double articulating headrest. Call Chase Dental Supply to confirm what the vacuum option includes.

How do you attach a delivery unit to the Epic chair?

Beaverstate uses the 400-030 chair adaptor assembly, which it includes with the Epic in operatory packages such as Cascade and Northwest. The BS-EPIC lists a fixed or pivot style unit mount.

What upholstery colors are available for the Epic chair?

The BS-EPIC lists 22 colors with PR codes, including Soft White (PR34), Black Satin (PR40), Blue Fog (PR46), Saddle (PR52) and Deep Sapphire (PR55). The other Epic listings call out standard Naugasoft upholstery options.

What power does the Beaverstate Epic chair need?

The Epic (With Slings) and Epic W/Vac listings specify electromechanical chair operation on 110 VAC, and Beaverstate packages list the Epic as 110V. Follow the manufacturer’s installation instructions and use a qualified installer.

The Beaverstate Epic chair gives you a cast iron base, a 600 lb lifting capacity and a direct path to a matching Beaver State Dental delivery unit through the 400-030 adapter. Tell us your color, mount and unit, or email sales@chasedentalsupply.com with your room plan.