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Electronic Wax Carving Heater
J28-3 Electronic Wax Carving Heater: Induction, Flame-Free
A benchtop induction heater that brings wax carving instruments to working temperature in seconds, with no open flame on the bench.
SKU FD-WCH-STDMade to order · Ships from Tianjin, China
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Volume pricing
- Quantity
- Unit price
- 1–29
- $33.00
- 30–49
- $31.00
- 50+
- $30.00
Specification
- Operating voltage
- 220 V / 110 V
- Power consumption
- Standby 1-2 W; typically 3-300 W during operation depending on tool material
- Heating mode
- Intermittent induction heating
- Compatible tools
- All metal tools from 0.5 g to 25 g
- Maximum sensitivity
- Supports tools as light as 0.5 g
- Working environment
- Relative humidity ≤95%, temperature ≤50 °C, no strong electromagnetic fields or vibration
Why this unit
This electronic wax carving heater replaces the Bunsen, alcohol or gas burner at the waxing-up bench. The metal carver is inserted into the front aperture, where an induction coil heats it quickly; removing the tool stops the heating, so there is no flame, no hot exposed element and noticeably less heat on the bench.
An electronic sensor keeps standby draw down to 1-2 W and only delivers power during insertion. For safety, an error state is triggered and the circuit is protected if a carver is left in the aperture for too long. A replaceable cap keeps the aperture clean in daily use, and the sloped ergonomic housing suits repeated pick-up and set-down of instruments during wax-up.
The unit accepts all metal carving tools from 0.5 g to 25 g and senses tools as light as 0.5 g. It is intended for dental laboratory waxing work such as crown and denture wax-up, in environments up to 50 °C and 95% relative humidity without strong electromagnetic fields or vibration.
Also on the hand instruments bench
