Description
PrograMill One is a smart and very compact 5-axis milling machine. It combines industrial production quality with high precision and modern design. The machine is wireless and can be placed anywhere within the practice and operated via an app from a tablet or smartphone. This new interplay between man and machine means it can perfectly integrate within the practice.
PrograMill One is wireless, which enables it to be positioned anywhere within the practice or dental laboratory. It can be controlled using the mill’s corresponding app on a tablet or smartphone. An LED light ring visually informs the user about the current processing status. An innovative rotary grinding process, 5XT, produces a shorter duration of the milling process and minimal tool wear.
A camera integrated within the mill automatically records material and tool use data. Material management is more expedient than ever with PrograMill One.
PrograMill One Benefits
Digitization is changing dental technical working methods and procedures in the laboratory. New production processes and materials require new techniques and sound know-how. The PrograMill milling machines combine the latest requirements for modern dental technology with innovative materials and coordinated processes, providing the right solution for every situation.
INDICATIONS
- Inlays, onlays, veneers
- Partial crowns, crowns
- Bridges (up to 45 mm block length)
MATERIALS
- IPS e.max CAD
- IPS e.max ZirCAD
- IPS Empress CAD
- Telio CAD
What makes the PrograMill One different from other mills? What is the cost? What does it mill? etc. We have summarised all available information about this new mill down below.
5XT – The Next Generation of Processing
The PrograMill One 5-axis turn-milling technology (5XT) provides continuous and constant tool contact that translates into a smooth surface quality with no milling lines. This unique processing strategy provides superior milling quality without compromising fit and esthetics due to the precise use of tool compensation value for undercuts – reducing over or under milling a restoration.