Ceramic Plates and Honeycomb Firing Trays
Watering plates, pallets and mixing slabs for porcelain build-up, and round, square and multistation honeycomb firing trays with metal, ceramic and Amann Girrbach pins.
The Problem This Section Solves
Porcelain that dries out on the plate, or a unit that tips on the firing tray, costs a whole firing cycle.
Ceramic Plates and Trays: Common Questions
How many wells do I need?
Count the shades and materials you keep open at once. Anterior layering with incisal, dentin, opaque and effect masses usually calls for 12 wells or more; a posterior bench often works comfortably with 6 or 7.
Which tray size fits my furnace?
Measure the internal diameter of the firing chamber and choose a tray that leaves clearance all round. The catalogue lists round 72 mm and 80 mm and square 55 mm and 65 mm formats; tell us your furnace model and we will confirm before shipping.
Can I mix items from across Ceramic Plates and Trays in one order?
Yes. Everything in this section ships from the same place, so a mixed order costs one freight charge rather than several.
Quote the Whole Ceramic Plates and Trays Section
Tell us which categories you are buying for and we will quote them together, consolidated into a single shipment from Shanghai.