Description:

The Dentsply Triad 2000 is a self-contained visible-light curing chamber built around a high-power tungsten-halogen lamp angled to flood a lift-adjustable, 6 rpm rotating turntable. A front timer dial (in minutes) automates cure cycles while interlocked access doors and an integral cooling fan protect both operator and resin workpiece. Standing just 12 ⅛ in tall and 7 in wide, it slips onto almost any lab bench yet accepts custom trays, provisional bridges, denture bases and repairs, polymerising them uniformly without hot spots or oxygen inhibition. Multi-tap wiring (115–240 V, 50/60 Hz) lets clinics worldwide plug straight in, and the lamp/module is user-replaceable for long service life.

Economic Advantage:

What made the Triad 2000 a game-changer economically was cycle consolidation: technicians could design, fabricate and final-cure removable appliances in-house within a single appointment. By eliminating outsourcing and multiple patient returns—as well as messy monomer mixes and pressure pots—it cut chair-time and lab-time costs, translating into faster turnaround and higher throughput for practices, even at its modest four-figure purchase price.