




Milling Centres and Digital Labs
CAD/CAM operations that need disc supply as predictable as the milling schedule.
What This Buyer Is Actually Dealing With
A milling centre converts machine hours into restorations. The constraint is rarely design time and rarely the machine; it is whether the right disc is in the rack when the job is queued. Zirconia, wax and PMMA are bought on a schedule, not on demand, and a supplier who cannot hold that schedule costs machine hours that cannot be recovered.
Empty holders on a booked machine
Machine time is the cost base. A disc that has not arrived is a direct loss.
Format mismatches
98 mm, 95 mm and Amann Girrbach holder cuts are not interchangeable, and a wrong disc is dead stock.
Batch-to-batch variation
Zirconia shrinkage is batch-specific. Inconsistent supply means requalifying sintering settings.
Discs ordered separately from everything else
Discs shipped on their own carry freight that a consolidated order would have absorbed.
What You Need From a Supplier
- 98 mm open-format discs in zirconia, wax and PMMA from one source
- Amann Girrbach holder formats where the machine requires them
- Batch shrinkage factors supplied with the disc
- Discs consolidated with the rest of the laboratory order
Typical Scenarios
Standing disc stock against a milling schedule
Order zirconia, wax and PMMA together on a repeating cycle so the rack never empties.
Try-in before final material
Mill the design in wax or PMMA, verify it, then commit to zirconia.
Finishing after sintering
Sintered diamond instruments and rubber polishers take milled zirconia to a finished surface.
The Categories That Matter Here

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 →
Mounted Points Burs and Polishers
Mounted points, diamond and carbide burs, separating discs, rubber wheels, silicone polishers and kits.
22 products →
Honeycomb Firing Trays and Pins
Round, square and multistation honeycomb firing trays with metal, ceramic and Amann Girrbach pins.
21 products →Guides Worth Reading First
Honeycomb 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 →Material GuideZirconia PMMA and Wax Discs Compared
What each CAD/CAM disc material is for, where each one fails, and how the three fit into one workflow.
Read the guide →Process GuidePolishing Sequence for Acrylic Dentures
Why a polish goes hazy, what each grade is actually doing, and the one habit that fixes most finishing problems.
Read the guide →Milling Centres and Digital Labs: Questions We Get
What disc diameters do you supply?
98 mm and 95 mm, plus discs cut for Amann Girrbach holders. Check your machine's holder before ordering; the formats are not interchangeable.
Is the shrinkage factor supplied with zirconia discs?
Yes. It is batch-specific and must be entered from the batch you are actually milling.
Can discs ship with the rest of our order?
Yes, and it is the cheaper way to buy them.
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.