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The new DWX-52DCi and DWX-52D are Roland DGA's latest 5-axis milling machine offerings.
Roland DGA has announced the introduction of two DGSHAPE 5-axis dental milling machines: the DWX-52DCi automatic disc changer model, with new DWINDEX software for monitoring operations and productivity at a glance, and the DWX-52D with value-added upgrades to the industry-standard DWX-51D.
The DWX-52DCi features an Automatic Disc Changer (ADC) that optimizes productivity by storing up to six discs of different materials and enabling discs to be replaced automatically during milling. In addition, the DWX-52DCi supports new DWINDEX performance visualization software that provides reporting on operation time, materials used and other deliverables.
According to Dwight Blair, Roland DGA’s Dental Product Manager, DWINDEX was developed to simplify information gathering and decision making for busy lab managers. “This powerful software offers a host of useful tools, including features that make it easy to track material usage and determine when burs need to be replaced.”
Also joining the DGSHAPE product lineup is the new DWX-52D - a next-generation dental mill equipped with advanced features designed to help labs increase overall efficiency. The DWX-52D boasts a new snap-in clamp system that makes the setup of various materials faster and more secure.
The DWX-52DCi and the DWX-52D incorporate the latest dental technologies available, including an Automatic Tool Changer (ATC) for fully automated 5-axis milling of a wide range of materials, such as zirconia, PMMA, PEEK, CoCr Sinter Metal, fiber-reinforced resins, composites and all other standard milling materials. Typical applications range from crown and bridge to surgical guides, denture bases and more. Both models feature rigid frame construction, automatic calibration, and other advanced features.
Other DWX-52DCi and DWX-52D features include a Virtual Machine Panel (VPanel), which allows users to configure settings for up to four machines from a single computer for high-volume production, while also providing automatic calibration and other maintenance functions.
“Every feature and component of the DWX-52DCi and DWX-52D have been designed with the needs of our customers in mind,” noted Blair. “Because these state-of-the-art mills are so simple to install and use, they can be up and running for labs shortly after being taken out of the box. Both mills can be used with CAD/CAM software dental technicians are already familiar with, allowing for easy integration into existing workflows with a minimal learning curve.”