Which Type of Heating Elements in Sintering Furnaces is Better?
All dental sintering furnaces are similar in several ways. They sinter zirconia at anywhere from 1450°C to 1600°C, they sinter...
PRO 200 Series Porcelain Furnaces: a Step Forward in Ceramic Processing
Porcelain furnaces have long been a stalwart part of the fixed restorative laboratory, and although you may not be doing much...
Infinity & PDQ Burnout Ovens - A History
Lost wax casting technology is for the most part, a lost topic in Dental Technology these days. The advent of Zirconia...
5 Reasons Labs Love Our ProPress SP Furnace
At Whip Mix, we always love to hear how our products are helping our customers improve efficiency, increase consistency and...
Customer Story: 5 Things I love about my SinterPro Sintering Furnace
Dental laboratories have a large variety of sintering furnaces to choose from, so making the right choice for my lab required...
10 Reasons to Consider the SinterPro (if You’re in the Market for a Sintering Furnace)
There are a number of sintering furnaces on the market and most work well. The best reasons to choose one over another are the...
The Longstanding PRO 100 Series Porcelain Furnace
I know most of you aren’t going to like what I have to say, but nothing lasts forever. There I said it, I know it hurts but...
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