Mould machining and maintenance
Tooth form precision determines both the occlusal behaviour and the appearance of the restoration. Moulds are machined and maintained in-house.
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Inside the factory: keeping critical steps in-house
A facility where mould machining, hot-press forming, wax compounding, inspection and packing all happen under one roof. Visit us, or request production line footage for your own presentations.
Capacity & Layout
368 mu and every critical step kept in-house
In dental consumables, variation usually comes from equipment precision and gaps in the process chain rather than the formula. We complete mould machining, hot-press forming, surface finishing, wax compounding, inspection and warehousing inside our own facility.
Multi-layer hot-press workshop
Multi-layer resin teeth require three hot-press cycles to stack the shade layers. Temperature, pressure and time are fixed as a standard curve.
Wax compounding and forming
Casting wax is compounded from natural waxes, synthetic waxes, natural resins and fatty acids. Compounding happens on site.
QC laboratory
Equipped with a microscope, hardness tester and precision gauges, the lab samples each batch for appearance, shade, dimensions and hardness.
Production Flow
Seven stages, each with its own checkpoint
Every stage has defined inputs, outputs and inspection points. The point of process discipline is being able to identify which stage and which batch a problem came from when a customer reports it.
- 01
Raw material screening
PMMA resin, MMA monomer, cross-linking agents, pigments, waxes and diamond abrasives are checked against key indicators before entering stock.
- 02
Shade matching and batching
Pigments are weighed to the shade system formula and logged per batch. Each of the 16 shades is managed as a separate formulation.
- 03
Mould preparation
Alloy-steel moulds are cleaned, inspected and pre-heated. Mould condition directly determines tooth form precision.
- 04
Multi-layer hot pressing
Several press cycles along a fixed curve stack the dentine body, enamel shade and incisal translucent layer.
- 05
De-moulding and finishing
Flash is trimmed, and the cervical and occlusal surfaces are refined so the ridge lap roughness meets the bonding requirement.
- 06
Inspection and sorting
Appearance, shade and dimensions sampled per batch; products sorted and boxed by mould and shade to prevent mixed packing.
- 07
Packing and dispatch
Inner and outer packing completed to customer requirements with export documents. Storage segregated by batch, first-in-first-out.
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A production line you can see, backed by records you can check
Hot-press workshop
Where multi-layer resin teeth are formed. Fixed parameter curves with records available for review.
QC laboratory
Dimensional, hardness and appearance sampling per batch, with filed records supporting traceability.
Warehouse and dispatch
Batch-segregated storage, first-in-first-out, with export packing completed on site.
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Tell us your product category, specification and quantity. Dimei Dental replies within one business day with factory pricing, technical datasheets and a sample shipping plan. Thirty years of capacity behind every order.
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