Ceramill Motion 2: Precise and Versatile Prosthetic Manufacturing in a Medical Environment
The Ceramill Motion 2 is designed to enable dental laboratories and practices to keep the entire prosthetic production chain in-house. This compact machine combines 5-axis milling and wet grinding in a single system, offering maximum flexibility for dental restorations. It is suitable for both dry and wet working, with quick mode changes thanks to an interchangeable disc holder. This dual capability allows for the efficient processing of a variety of materials such as zirconia, sintered CoCr metal, wax, PMMA, high-performance polymers, ceramic glass and lithium disilicate, while maintaining exceptional surface quality.
Cutting-Edge Technology for Medical Precision
Designed with a rigid structure and a minimum of moving parts, the Ceramill Motion 2 guarantees long-term stability and consistent precision, which are essential in the dental field. Equipped with an extremely robust Jäger® high-frequency spindle (concentricity < 0.004 mm) and an automatic tool changer, the machine optimises production times while reducing the risk of errors. Automatic tool length control, broken tool detection and interior lighting facilitate visual monitoring and process reliability. Compatible with leading open CAD/CAM systems such as 3Shape® and Dental Wings®, it offers seamless integration into digital medical workflows.
A complete Solution for a Wide Range of Dental Applications
The Ceramill Motion 2 supports a wide range of indications, from inlays/onlays, anatomical or reduced crowns and bridges to telescopic crowns and custom abutments. Its ability to handle both milling and grinding ensures perfect adaptation to the specific properties of each material. Thanks to its compact design (588 x 516 x 755 mm) and low noise level (60 dBA), it fits easily into any medical work environment. Combined with the Ceramill Match 2 software, it is intuitive to use, even for novice operators, with optimised management of positioning, nesting and calculation of milling paths. This machine represents a safe investment to meet the current and future needs of digital dentistry.
