Cr/Co (CAD/CAM) Oxidizing program

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Wondering what temps/hold you guys use. We rarely do PFM's these days, yet alone NP metals... Cheers
 
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we have not used oxidation cycles in about 25 years. Dont need them. Sandblast, steam, bredent Cerambondliner, opaque
 
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That's right zero, Canadians don't oxidize.
Nothing can kill the " metal"

 
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Who did you buy it from ?
BredentHmmmm2

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For the price of this stuff I would use an old high fusing opaque and just do a wash bake before opaquing
 
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Wondering what temps/hold you guys use. We rarely do PFM's these days, yet alone NP metals... Cheers
As mentioned, no oxide cycle on NP (CoCr) metals. First firing cycle is the wash cycle. In fact, you may have to steam off the greenish oxide off the wash, that is built up. Once done, you should be good to go...

Oh, and make sure your porcelain is compatible. CTE etc....
 
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It's not a magic product. Use high fusing porcelain for 1/20 of the cost.
The best part is that the higher temps burn off the dust that's accumulated over the years.
 

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