Pekkton pressing

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Hi
Any one here uses pekkton ingots?
I'd like to know what is the difference between pressing e-max and pressing pekkton , why can't I press it in Ivoclar furnace?
 
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It can press if you are able to lower your pressing temperature to around 390C, not sure if Ivoclar furnaces can do it tho... Alternatively you can try the the brick pressing method, or a denture press if you got one, pre melting your ingots in the burnout oven.
Take a look of their instruction manual, might give you an idea or two how to get it down without investing into their equipment and stuff
 
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It can press if you are able to lower your pressing temperature to around 390C, not sure if Ivoclar furnaces can do it tho... Alternatively you can try the the brick pressing method, or a denture press if you got one, pre melting your ingots in the burnout oven.
Take a look of their instruction manual, might give you an idea or two how to get it down without investing into their equipment and stuff
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If you do denture press, be certain to put somehting above and below that will *not* act as a heatsink and make a 'cold press' wehre it doesn't extend properly
 
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If you do denture press, be certain to put somehting above and below that will *not* act as a heatsink and make a 'cold press' wehre it doesn't extend properly

Not sure I got it, you mean it should be pressed with no heat ?

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