This furnace is used in dental laboratories to cast dental restorations like crowns, bridges, and partial dentures using the lost-wax technique. Operating around 900°C, it melts dental alloys (often gold, cobalt-chrome, or silver-based). The working principle involves a high-frequency induction or resistance melting system in a crucible, often with a vacuum/ pressure assist to force metal into ...
1000
°Celsius
1832°F
Dental Casting Furnace
TC: N (Nicrosil-Nisil)
HE: Kanthal A1 (FeCrAl)
Working: 900°C
1200
°Celsius
2192°F
Dental Casting Furnace
TC: S (Platinum-10% Rhodium)
HE: Kanthal A1 (FeCrAl)
Working: 1100°C
1400
°Celsius
2552°F
High Temperature Dental Casting Furnace
TC: B (Platinum-30% Rhodium)
HE: Silicon Carbide (SiC)
Working: 1300°C
900
°Celsius
1652°F
Dental Casting Furnace
TC: K (Chromel-Alumel)
HE: Kanthal A1 (FeCrAl)
Working: 800°C
1100
°Celsius
2012°F
Dental Casting Furnace
TC: N (Nicrosil-Nisil)
HE: Kanthal A1 (FeCrAl)
Working: 1000°C
1300
°Celsius
2372°F
High Temperature Dental Casting Furnace
TC: S (Platinum-10% Rhodium)
HE: Silicon Carbide (SiC)
Working: 1200°C