Sintering Furnace
Ownsmile dental sintering furnaces support zirconia sintering and lithium disilicate crystallization. With programmable heating cycles, dental labs can process different ceramic materials according to their specific requirements.
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A dental sintering furnace uses controlled heat to process ceramic restorations after milling. For zirconia, sintering develops the material's final density and strength. Lithium disilicate undergoes crystallization instead, using a different heating program to achieve its final properties.

Zirconia and glass-ceramic materials require different heating programs. Look for a furnace that offers the temperature control and program flexibility needed for the materials your lab uses.
Fast sintering can shorten turnaround time for compatible zirconia restorations. Materials and restorations that are not approved for fast sintering still require conventional cycles.
Daily production needs vary from lab to lab. Larger bridges and full-arch restorations take up more space than single crowns. Furnaces with two-tier sintering trays can accommodate more restorations in one cycle.
Voltage, available space, and maintenance requirements can all affect daily operation. Warranty coverage, technical support, and access to spare parts are also worth checking before purchasing.