Showcase of Porcelain Furnaces
Inside Dental Technology delivers updates on digital workflows, materials, lab techniques, and innovation in dental technology through expert articles and videos.
January 1, 2019
Volume 10, Issue 1, January 2019
Page(s): p. 46
In this Buyer's Guide, learn about some of the latest
porcelain furnaces on the market. To find out more about these products, visit the websites provided.
The Multimat® NTX for firing and the Multimat® NTXpress for firing and pressing are for all common dental ceramic systems, including lithium silicate ceramic systems.
dentsplysirona.com
833-375-2248
The Pro Series Furnaces are affordable yet intelligently designed with cutting-edge technology. They all feature advanced cycles for e.max, Captek, sintered alloys, and advanced porcelain products. They also have 200 programs, a quick cool capability, and a 3-year warranty.
whipmix.com
800-626-5651
The VITA VACUMAT® 6000 M is a fully automatic, microprocessor-controlled firing unit that is ideal for all dental ceramic firing requirements.
vitanorthamerica.com
800-828-3839
Programat® porcelain furnaces set the standard for quality and innovation in dental furnaces. Patented infrared technology instantly takes porcelain firing results from good to great, and features such as digital shade assistant, gloss adjustment, and touchscreen display take user-friendliness to the next level. P710 model shown in picture.
ivoclarvivadent.com
800-533-6825
DEKEMA has been an international furnace innovator for more than 40 years. Our dental ceramic furnaces such as the AUSTROMAT 624i offer maximum reliability-the first choice for many experts on every continent.
dekema.com
The FOCUS HT, Shenpaz's next-generation furnace for ceramics/lithium disilicate features special two-vacuum steps, tempering of ceramics over zirconia, and crystallization of lithium disilicate blocks.
shenpaz.com
Zubler's VARIO Ovens provide the ultimate chamber environment for pressing and firing complex ceramics. They feature Z-120 homogeneous tray temperature, the Advanced Press, and ZR (TTC) linear cooling for complex ceramics.
zublerusa.com
770-921-2131
A durable and compact porcelain furnace built in Japan, the Master Plushas 1200°C temperature capacity with 500 programmable courses. At 10 inches wide and 35 pounds, it can fit into any workspace.
kdfus.com
310-320-6633
