2thm8kr
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Where can I get the Emax directions book? Thank You.
You can download it for free at their site.
Where can I get the Emax directions book? Thank You.
They want to sell lots of "Invex" Liquid !!
If you press with a Zuber press your pressings have NO reaction layer.
Using aluminum oxide abrades the glass.
lol. there is a reaction layer.always.May be slight but its there. May only take 6mins invex but i believe it is a necessary step to insure internal bond to tooth and external bond to stain and porcelain. by REMOVING the reaction layer as directed by the manufacturer.
finishing is also a nessacary step imo. (FOLLOW DIRECTIONS.or maybe others know better than the manufacturer...)Improves surface texture, likely improves bond, following directions insures a good product.
Care to share your settings for a 100 and 200 gram ring Tayeb?
I'd like to compare to mine which suck!
"Where can I get the Emax directions book? Thank You."
So youve been using emax how long? and your just asking for the instruction manual?
yep.. sounds like a technician!
Hi rkm, I mostly use the 100 gram size ring. My pressing furnace is an intratech pro press 100. Do you want my furnace setting? Obviously rkm, you have to tweek with high temp. to be spot on.
Press emax
Entry temp 700*c
Heat rate 60*c/M
Final temp. 919*c it may seems low but it is perfect for my pressings.
Hold tome 15/m
Press time 3/m
Cool time 3/m
With vacuum from start to finish.
Any question let me know, good luck.
Is this first hand information? Are you pressing in a Zubler.
Respectfully, if not, I believe you need to look at Zubler pressings. There is NO reaction layer to remove. During finishing we do go over the entire outer surface with rotaries. The internal aspect get acid etched.
The directions from Ivoclar are based on the reaction layer obtained in an Ivoclar press.