Marcusthegladiator CDT
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So...pretend I'm an idiot. Can you see any issues with the pictures I posted?Riley, it's Tyler Martin. When you run a cleaning cycle do not just run a empty chamber. Grab some old scrap zirconia and throw it in there with the tray and beads to help absorb any contamination. The elements need to rebuild the silica layer. Molybdenum disilicide based cermets MOSI2 heating elements withstand oxidation at very high temperatures. Their surface is protected by of a thin layer of silica glass that forms when they are exposed to oxygen at elevated temperatures.
I had mine set to 300c before it caught fire...... Kept it from popping off and dis coloring my zr.Unfortunately yes. I have it set to rest at 100C. THink I'll turn it up to...150?
Are there any Bleach shades available in Zirconia?
Are you sintering in C or F degree? Under fire most of the time give that yellowish color, timing or lost of electrical current sometimes does the same thing.Does anyone have this problem before? I am using "Mihmvogt" Sintering furnace for about 2 months and never used Colored Zirconia in it, and i am experiencing a very bad yellowish color since the beginning on "DetalDirekt" Zirconia Crowns! I tried to sinter other brands than DentaDirekt and the results are just the same
I emailed the company but they said that is because the furnace still new! Does that make sense? All of my work is yellowish now and i am still waiting till the furnace will become old! Help please!!