Sintering Furnace

The inert gas sintering furnace revolutionized the fabrication of indications from CoCr sintering metal in the dental laboratory when used in conjunction with the Ceramill Sintron dry-millable sintering metal.

CharacteristicsThe Ceramill Argotherm 2 is a component of the Ceramill Sintron system, which is a highly sophisticated and efficiently coordinated system. It allows the material, which is soft in its green state, to attain the desired final hardness. In 2014, it pioneered the first-ever dry processing of sintered metal on small desktop milling machines in the laboratory. The emphasis is on the capacity to sinter multiple restorations simultaneously and the consistent high quality of the material when it comes to the mechanical properties and (micro)structure of fabricated restorations.

Materials that are suitable for sinteringCeramill Sintron
Sintering compartment capacityCrowns and wide-span 14-unit bridges are indicative of the potential for up to 40 units.The quickest sintering time is five hours.The inert gas sintering furnace consumes minimal amounts of gas.The Ceramill Argotherm 2 sintering furnace provides the highest level of process reliability with the lowest inert gas consumption, as a result of its integrated compressed air and inert gas monitoring.

User-friendly, high-performance, and efficientThe Ceramill Argovent 2 removable sintering compartment is the central component of the sintering furnace, ensuring that the restorations are sinterized uniformly and without distortion. Additionally, it minimizes the consumption of argon gas. A maximum of 40 units may be sintered during a single sintering cycle. The furnace's touchscreen technology facilitates effortless operation and also indicates the remaining time and the entire sintering process.