PRODUCT INFORMATION

Induction Heating

Cascom SE uses high-frequency induction heating to deliver an exceptionally rapid casting process of about 2 to 3 minutes, optimizing workflow efficiency and improving productivity in the lab.

Vacuum Pressure

Cascom SE does not use a flame during the melting process and applies a vacuum during casting to prevent alloys from absorbing gas, thus minimizing porosity and creating extremely smooth surfaces. A vacuum and pressure casting method is utilized which results in razor-sharp margins and extremely dense casts.

Alloys

Cascom SE is designed to cast all types of alloys (with the exception of titanium) for the fabrication of a variety of restorations, including inlays, crowns, implants, and even partial frameworks.

Cobalt-Chrome Alloy

• One of Cascom SE’s most attractive characteristics is its ability to cleanly cast Co-Cr alloy at high temperatures.
• Co-Cr metal is often used in the fabrication of restorative frameworks. However, the metal is difficult to work with because it requires very high temperatures to melt.
• Cascom SE provides an ideal solution for clean and consistent Co-Cr casting results. The unit allows users to inject Argon Gas inside of the muffle chamber during the melting process, which creates a very clean atmosphere.
• In addition, the Cascom SE’s chamber inverting casting method completely prevents oxidation.[/vision_one_half]

Cooling System

Coolant Machine (Sold separately)

Cascom SE utilizes HPC-20 which is a Chiller for Cascom SE’s cooling system. Like a radiator for a car, the chiller holds coolant and water that circulates into the unit.

Requirements