Alloys for manufacturing metal-ceramic prostheses require a specific melting process. Therefore, we use Vacuum Induction Melting (VIM) technology for production. The Vacuum Induction Melting method allows processing of materials that react with oxygen, nitrogen, or other atmospheric gases. The vacuum environment enables removal of gas impurities, while electromagnetic stirring promotes uniform composition.
Thanks to this technology, our metals are free from gases and oxides, as it eliminates contact between the molten metal and the surrounding oxygen-containing environment. This means the final alloy is maximally neutral and safe for use. Finished prostheses do not react with the patient’s oral cavity, and the risk of allergic reactions or other negative effects is minimized.