'Dental Power Dental Lab Infrared Electronic Sensor Induction Carving Knife Wax Heater

love it works well with my dynavap

For dental use, waxing dentures or whatever you want to do.You insert the metal instrument, in my case a spatula and it heats it up in 2 seconds, just like a fire would, but to get it real hot keep it for 6 to 7 seconds and it will do the job.I switched from table top torch flame to this electric heater and it works like a dream. It's been half a year and it still does what it has to do. Maybe it heats up instruments a tid slower than a fire would but it's not slow at any rate.

Got this a almost a year ago and it quit working after about a month. After about two minutes of turning it on, it just starts clicking on and off. It was great when it worked. Should've known

heats up and sterilizes scalpels in seconds. Can use ISO alongside this item without worry fire like when you have an open flame - and for 50 bucks? it's WAY more affordable than most other scalpel sterilizers - homemade or otherwise.will update with any issues. Right now, works like a champ. red hot in moments.

Sure, here's a review for the Dental Power Dental Lab Infrared Electronic Sensor Induction Carving Knife Wax Heater:This wax heater is a game changer for dental labs. The infrared electronic sensor induction technology heats up the wax quickly and evenly, making it easy to carve and shape. Plus, the automatic shutoff feature ensures safety and prevents overheating.The compact size of the wax heater makes it easy to store and transport, and the sleek design looks great on any lab bench. The device is also easy to clean, ensuring a hygienic workspace.Overall, the Dental Power Dental Lab Infrared Electronic Sensor Induction Carving Knife Wax Heater is a must-have for any dental lab looking to streamline their wax carving process.

Like many others, I bought this to use with a dynavap vapcap. As-is, it’s imperfect for that use, but with a ddave mods insert (less than ten bucks), it’s great and provides even heating without having to stand there holding the vapcap in just the right spot. I’ve been using it for five months without complaint. One thing I’ve done to maximize its lifespan is put it on an extension cord that has its own on/off button. That gives me greater peace of mind about being sure that it’s off, and minimizes the wear and tear on the on/off button on the IH itself.Because it’s pretty industrial looking (understandably so) it’s also not “pretty” for home use. I used some extra vinyl stickers I had that didn’t fit my iPad Pro properly and cut them down to cover the unit. It’s still not beautiful, but it’s a lot less industrial looking.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this induction sterilizer. Without a doubt, this is my favorite piece of lab equipment. I work with agar, and I dislike using a torch to sterilize my scalpel blades between culture transfers because it leaves charcoal residue on my work. This induction sterilizer works great and within a few seconds my scalpel blades are glowing red, and every trace of my last transfer sizzles away. Most induction sterilizers cost four times as much, so you absolutely cannot go wrong with this purchase.

Wrong description- not battery powered. Most of the times the device malfunctions.