Ceramill Motion DRS
The Ceramill Motion2 5X offers 5-axis wet and dry processing with full value creation and range of indications With the Ceramill Motion 2 it will be possible to retain the value creation chain of prosthetic and framework digital fabrication almost entirely inhouse - for any size of laboratory. Ceramill Motion 2 combines the 5-axis milling technique (wet/dry) with the wet-grinding technique in a compact machine. The machine can be used not only as a purely dry or wet system, but can also be operated in the wet and dry combination mode. In the combination mode operation can be easily changed between milling and grinding mode (by exchanging the blank holder). Easy and quick switching from wet to dry or dry to wet in under 2 minutes.
Ceramill Motion DRS
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The 4-axis Motion DRS milling machine offers users maximum treatment versatility in the dental practice and enables high-quality single-tooth restorations even within a single session.
In combination with the Ceramill Mind DRS design software, the Ceramill Motion DRS 4-axis CNC machine can fabricate dental restorations within a single patient session. Owing to the fast-processing strategies, your patients can already leave the dental practice after treatment with a definitive dental prostheses and this with a convincing fit and occlusion. If you wish to take more time for fabrication, it is also possible to postpone starting the work until the evening or the next day. You can have complex work fabricated in your partner laboratory as usual, or have your laboratory assist you with regard to design.
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