Tough to get Chinese zirconium these days...makes folks like Argen, Ivoclar, and others that make their own discs set up pretty good. I guess till the Toshoh powder runs out I suppose.
Probably not to tough honestly. I think it might actually fall under the baseline tariff only and not the highest rate, abut i'm not sure about it have not had time to look
cant be that tough, i just got a post card for a $19.99 crown "made in california"
My zirconia material per crown averages $7/unit.
Argen already does this..I actually like Argens Zirconia myself. The more I navigate the way through manufacturers, milling centers, tarriffs, selling direct to my clients, all my roads lead to Argen currently because they have an answer for it that is conducive to my business model. They've been aggressive in price matching as well.Just curious, since Glidewell has their own branded Zirconia ,where is it manufactured. I half expect him to have his own facility to produce it. If that's how it is, it would be an option for labs that want to buy American made. Okay, release the bashing of him now.
I toured Glidewell several years ago. While on tour they showed where the Bruxzir is being made onsite. Told us we could not take pictures of the production process.Just curious, since Glidewell has their own branded Zirconia ,where is it manufactured. I half expect him to have his own facility to produce it. If that's how it is, it would be an option for labs that want to buy American made. Okay, release the bashing of him now.
There aren't any with more than 800 US dollars. Unless you have at least three years of experience, students who have just graduated from school would only pay around 200 US dollars per month.
