Which ceramist is not familiar with this problem? Parts of the ceramic shoulder break off when the crown is lifted off the die. Some systems try to solve this problem by using a ceramic powder/wax mixture. However, the ceramic can only be insufficiently compacted with this. The result is porosity and poor fit of the ceramic shoulders. Our solution: The shoulder material is applied and compacted in the tried and tested manner. Only then is al dente ceramic shoulder wax applied to the ceramic shoulder. The ceramic shoulder is stabilized by the applied wax layer and can be lifted off the die without risk. This results in an optimum fit and the ceramic shoulder has no porosity. The purely organic ceramic shoulder wax from al dente has a low dropping point, diffuses easily into the ceramic material and burns without leaving any residue (minimum firing temperature 780°C).
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