With the goal of enabling dental professionals to achieve all their applications within an existing workflow, Ackuretta, an OEM that specializes in dental 3D printing solutions, introduces a new solution that aims to improve the post-curing phase in digital dentistry. Called NFinity, the solution is designed to work with their CURIE Plus UV curing station.
The NFinity nitrogen generator optimizes the CURIE Plus UV curing process by creating a near-oxygen-free environment (95% nitrogen purity) within the curing chamber, eliminating the need to use uncontrollable methods like vacuum and glycerin, which significantly enhances UV light absorption, the company explains.
According to Ackuretta, curing in a Nitrogen-rich environment helps to achieve better aesthetics, improved mechanical properties and consistency in every print.
Indeed, the higher nitrogen concentration ensures even better light absorption, resulting in dental appliances with superior color transparency and smoothness. Furthermore, the post-curing solution improved by 25% the strength and durability of the prints whereas the 95% nitrogen environment guarantees uniform curing, eliminating variations that can occur with less controlled methods like glycerin or water submersion.
For the company, this solution does not only help to streamline the workflow. It also enhances safety in the dental office lab.
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