Dental Induction Casting Machine

A medium-frequency electronic induction casting machine that is capable of melting all dental alloys, with the exception of titanium and pure platinum.

The user is able to work with each type of alloy under the best conditions by utilizing medium frequency induction and measuring the power output. The process of casting using electronic induction involves the gradual heating of the metal from the inside out. The alloy's various components are continuously mixed as a result of the magnetic field's rotating motion. The melt mass tends to "rise" inside the crucible, indicating that the liquefaction has been successfully completed. The only system capable of maintaining the material under high pressure until the solid state is achieved is injection by centrifugation, which ensures maximum molecular compactness.input:
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Characteristics



The user can work quickly on alloys with high melting temperatures that are prone to oxidation, as well as for gentle and slow handling when casting precious metals, thereby preventing them from sublimating, by controlling the rated power.The logical and incommutable scanning of operating functions makes it extremely user-friendly.Consistent monitoring of all critical parameters: the melting process will be impeded in the event of inadequate safety conditions.The working cycle parameters or a detailed description of any irregular condition are displayed repeatedly.Visual examination of the metal process through a protective screenEasy-to-clean stainless steel centrifugation chamber

High molecular compactness and superior results are achieved with any alloy through injection achieved through centrifugation.