




Dental Distributors and Importers
Wholesale buyers building a dental laboratory range from one Shanghai supply point.
What This Buyer Is Actually Dealing With
A distributor's problem is not finding a product. It is assembling a coherent range, keeping it in stock, and landing it at a cost that leaves a margin. Buying twenty categories from twenty factories solves none of that. A consolidated supplier who already holds the range solves all three at once.
Range gaps that lose the whole order
A customer who cannot get dowel pins and firing trays from you will buy the micromotor elsewhere too.
Minimum order quantities per factory
Twenty factories each with their own MOQ ties up capital in slow-moving lines.
Mixed shipments that nobody wants to handle
Most factories will not consolidate other people's goods into their container.
Repeat supply that cannot be promised
A distributor who cannot promise the same item next quarter loses the account, not the sale.
What You Need From a Supplier
- A deep catalogue that covers a laboratory's whole bench
- Mixed shipments consolidated from one point in Shanghai
- Stable supply channels so repeat orders can be promised
- Wholesale terms alongside single-carton retail capability
Typical Scenarios
Building a first dental lab range
Start with the categories every lab buys every month: pins, trays, points, waxes and spares. Equipment follows the consumables, not the other way round.
Filling a mixed container
Benches and cabinets set the volume; consumables fill the gaps at almost no extra freight cost.
Covering an installed base
Stocking brushes, chucks, bearings and cords for the micromotors already sold in your market turns one equipment sale into years of parts business.
The Categories That Matter Here

Dental Lab Micromotors
Bench and knee-operated micromotors for grinding, trimming and finishing at the model bench.
12 products →
Micromotor Spare Parts
Carbon brushes, armatures, chucks, cords, bearings and foot pedals for Marathon and Strong micromotors.
9 products →
Dowel Pins and Sleeves
Brass, alloy and twin dowel pins, with spikes, sleeves and plastic sleeves, for sectioned working models.
6 products →
Honeycomb Firing Trays and Pins
Round, square and multistation honeycomb firing trays with metal, ceramic and Amann Girrbach pins.
21 products →
Watering Plates and Mixing Palettes
Ceramic watering plates, wet palettes and mixing slabs that keep porcelain workable during build-up.
11 products →
Dental Sandblasters
Twin-pen, drawer, recyclable and pencil sandblasters for cleaning castings and preparing bonding surfaces.
5 products →
Articulators and Denture Flasks
Alloy brass magnetic and disposable articulators, plus aluminium brass microwave and duplicating flasks.
24 products →
Mounted Points Burs and Polishers
Mounted points, diamond and carbide burs, separating discs, rubber wheels, silicone polishers and kits.
22 products →
Dental Waxes and Wax Patterns
Casting wax, inlay wax, base plate wax, wax nets, wax lines, pattern formers and infiltrating wax.
19 products →
Zirconia Blocks and Discs
98 mm zirconia discs for milling copings frameworks and full-contour restorations.
1 product →
CAD/CAM Wax Blocks and Discs
98 mm and Amann Girrbach format milling wax discs in blue white and grey for try-ins and castable patterns.
6 products →
PMMA Blocks and Discs
98 mm and 95 mm PMMA discs in clear and tooth shades for temporaries try-ins and long-term provisionals.
4 products →Guides Worth Reading First
How to Choose a Dental Lab Micromotor
Torque, speed, brushless versus brush, voltage and serviceability, in the order they actually matter when you are buying.
Read the guide →Process GuideDowel Pin Systems Explained
Single, spiked, sleeved and twin pins, what each one controls, and why dies rotate when they should not.
Read the guide →Product GuideHoneycomb Firing Trays and Pin Types
Round, square and multistation formats, ceramic versus metal pins, and how to size a tray to your furnace.
Read the guide →Dental Distributors and Importers: Questions We Get
Can you consolidate a mixed shipment?
Yes. Consolidating categories into one shipment from Shanghai is the core of how we work.
Do you sell wholesale as well as retail?
Both. The old business was built on global retail and wholesale, and both are still served.
Can you supply under our own label?
Ask us on the specific items you have in mind. We will give you a straight answer per product rather than a blanket promise.
Tell Us What You Are Buying For
Describe the bench, the range or the market you are supplying. We will come back with a product list and a delivered price rather than a generic catalogue.