Geometry and mating faces
Identify the porcelain and zirconia dental furnace chamber on the drawing and dimension its working opening, outside body and critical contact faces.
01Case library
Porcelain and zirconia dental furnace chamber
The product views separate the 1200°C resistance-wire porcelain chamber from the 1600-grade zirconia-sintering chamber; they are two different furnace components.
1200°Cporcelain chamber family
1600 gradezirconia chamber family
Roundchamber shape shown
02Overview
SYNTHE supplies separate round chambers for the two dental furnace families for dental porcelain firing and zirconia sintering equipment.
03Product requirements
Dental furnace chamber family: dimensions and included components.
These views compare two separate furnace components: a resistance-wire porcelain chamber for 1200°C firing and a 1600-grade zirconia chamber for operation up to 1550°C. They are not layers of one interchangeable chamber.
- Product family
- Dental furnace chamber family
- Application
- Dental porcelain firing and zirconia sintering equipment
- Included components
- Separate round chambers for the two dental furnace families
- Order quantity
- Prototype, sample or production batch
Installation and component boundaries
Mark the supplied pieces and their installed orientation. Include the surrounding equipment, support and access requirements that affect fit.
Operating and electrical inputs
State the operating cycle, atmosphere and quantity. For heated components, identify voltage, power, circuits, sensors and lead directions.
04Dental furnace chamber family construction
Construction and manufacturing details.
Separate the two firing duties
The porcelain body and the zirconia body belong to different furnace families. Keep their material, element and electrical specifications on separate drawings.
Identify the loading opening
Round bodies are shown. For a replacement, measure the working opening, usable height and lid or base contact surfaces for the selected furnace family.
Specify the zirconia element system
For the zirconia chamber, identify high-purity MoSi₂ or double-spiral SiC elements with the required connections. Do not transfer porcelain resistance-wire data to it.
05Product views
Dental furnace chamber family: product views.
06Configuration highlights
Product configuration and key dimensions.
- Separate round chambers for the two dental furnace families
- porcelain chamber family: 1200°C
- zirconia chamber family: 1600 grade
- chamber shape shown: Round
- 1200°C porcelain furnace chamber body
- Separate zirconia sintering chamber
- Resistance-wire porcelain chamber construction
- Porcelain chamber loading bore and cover relationship
07Production & quality checks
Checks applied before packing.
- Check porcelain and zirconia chamber sets against their separate temperature, geometry and element specifications
- Check the loading bore or square opening, usable height and mating faces
- Check element, thermocouple, lead and terminal locations for the selected furnace type
- Keep porcelain and zirconia components identified separately during inspection and packing
08Request a similar product
Specify the dimensions and quantity for your order.
Include Porcelain firing or zirconia sintering process; Round diameter or square working size, usable height and loading opening; Firing program, peak and hold, cycle frequency and atmosphere, together with the required quantity and any available drawing or measured sample.
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10Case FAQ
Ordering and customization questions.
01Are these two bodies a dual-layer chamber?+
No. The photographs distinguish a porcelain firing chamber from a zirconia sintering chamber. The temperature and element systems are specified separately.
02Which temperature should be stated for the zirconia body?+
State the intended operating cycle. The documented family uses a 1600-grade body for operation up to 1550°C; the grade is not a claim of 1600°C continuous operation.
12Similar product quotation
Request a similar dental furnace chamber family.
Email the example name, the dimensions or features you need changed, operating temperature and quantity. A drawing or photograph is welcome.