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Machines that cut dental restorations from blanks in a laboratory or chairside workflow.
Despite the category name, this is dental milling rather than industrial machine tools. The machine takes a digital design and cuts a restoration from a blank, so it sits inside a digital workflow rather than standing alone. That makes the practical questions different from a workshop machine: which materials the machine can cut, which design software it accepts files from, and what the tooling and consumable costs look like once it is running. It is a single line for us and we describe it as such.
Restorations outsourced to a laboratory with turnaround the patient has to wait for
A machine that cannot cut the restoration materials the practice uses
Design software producing files the machine will not accept
Tool and consumable costs not understood before the machine is bought
No space or extraction provision for milling in the existing laboratory
Material compatibility confirmed against the restorations you actually make
File format and software compatibility checked before purchase
Tooling and consumable costs set out as part of the decision
Space extraction and services requirements provided in advance
Described honestly as a single dental line rather than a machine tool range
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View Category →This depends on the model. Tell us the restoration materials you use and we will confirm compatibility.
Send the software and file format and we will confirm before you order.
It is confirmed with the quotation once the configuration is agreed.
Yes, and we recommend quoting an initial set with the machine.
No. It is a dental milling machine for restoration work, not a workshop machine tool.
Send the capacity duty or drawing you need for dental milling machines and we will match it to the factory that builds it and quote it in writing.
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