Laboratory Equipment

Water-bath and pressure-pot curing units used to polymerize heat-cured acrylic resin during denture and denture-base processing in the dental laboratory.

Workbenches, technician workstations and dust-extraction cabinetry designed specifically for the ergonomic and organisational needs of the dental laboratory.

Electrically heated wax instruments for controlled modelling, shaping and adjustment of dental waxes in laboratory workflows.

Extraction systems designed to remove dust and airborne particles generated during dental laboratory procedures.

Laboratory tools and equipment used for controlled trimming and finishing of palatal and denture-related acrylic surfaces.

Enclosed cabinet blasting units used in the dental laboratory to clean casting oxides and roughen metal, ceramic or acrylic surfaces before finishing or bonding.

Programmable vacuum firing furnaces used to fire, glaze and press ceramic and porcelain restorations to their final strength, shade and translucency.

Bench-top polishing lathes fitted with rag wheels, brushes and mandrels used to grind, buff and polish metal, acrylic and porcelain restorations to a final finish.

Laboratory curing units that use controlled light, heat and sometimes pressure or inert atmosphere to fully polymerize indirect composite restorations after layering.

Vibrating equipment used to help reduce air entrapment and improve material flow during dental laboratory procedures.

Precision drilling machines used to place removable dowel pins in plaster models, allowing individual dies to be separated and reseated accurately during restoration fabrication.

Vacuum mixing machines used to blend gypsum, investment and other laboratory materials under negative pressure, removing trapped air for stronger, bubble-free casts and moulds.

Pneumatic deflasking equipment used to break plaster investment away from cured denture flasks, releasing the finished acrylic denture without damage.

Hydraulic and pneumatic bench presses used to compress denture flasks and injection cartridges during acrylic packing, curing and denture-base processing in the dental laboratory.

Multi-lamp curing chambers used in the dental laboratory to fully polymerize indirect composite restorations, provisional materials and light-cured resins after fabrication.

Wet grinding-wheel machines used to trim and shape plaster and stone dental models to precise, standardised forms in preparation for laboratory work.

Electric furnaces used to gradually preheat investment casting rings, eliminating wax and moisture before metal casting in the dental laboratory.