Ivoclar Programat P90 , debuting in 1987, was a landmark in dental technology as the first furnace to introduce a membrane-sealed keypad
Designed as a compact, desktop unit, it weighed approximately 16.5 kg and operated on a 220V power supply. Operational and Maintenance Protocols To maintain the high quality of dental restorations, the Programat manual emphasizes consistent maintenance and calibration: Temperature Calibration: Ivoclar Programat P90 Manual
The P90 manual outlines several high-performance features for its time: Ivoclar Programat P90 , debuting in 1987, was
As a vacuum ceramic furnace, maintaining the integrity of the vacuum system is essential for the firing quality of dental ceramics. Legacy in Modern Dentistry The P90 replaced these with a numeric membrane-sealed
Before the P90, furnace operation often relied on less intuitive analog controls. The P90 replaced these with a numeric membrane-sealed keypad, which was not only easy to operate but also easy to clean—a critical factor in the dust-prone environment of a dental lab. Its interface centered around a 7-segment display that showed all essential parameters, allowing technicians to quickly select and modify settings with high accuracy. Core Technical Capabilities
The unit included adjustable furnace head closing times and an automatic opening function upon program completion. Physical Specifications: