Titanium Disc 98 × 18 mm Grade 5 (TC4) D.L.G
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Référence: MTHO0018
D.L.G Titanium Disc — Why choose the 18 mm thickness?
The 18 mm format covers the majority of routine laboratory applications while optimizing milling time and material consumption. It is a highly efficient choice for daily production of Grade 5 titanium restorations.
Use protocol (summary)
- Check compatibility with the 98 mm disc holder and possible shoulder interface.
- Apply the recommended milling parameters for titanium according to your machine and tools.
- Proceed with finishing (deburring, polishing), followed by cleaning and sterilisation if required.
Always follow machine, tooling and internal laboratory protocols.
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Technical specifications
| Material | Grade 5 Titanium (Ti-6Al-4V / TC4) |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 98.0 mm (open systems) |
| Thickness | 18 mm |
| Compatibility | 98 mm CAD/CAM milling machines (check interface/shoulder) |
| Finish | As-milled → polishing or surface treatment as required |
| Brand | D.L.G |
| SKU | MTHO0018 |
Delivery & packaging
98 × 18 mm Grade 5 titanium disc supplied individually.
Grade 5 Titanium Disc — FAQ
Is the 18 mm disc suitable for a 3-unit bridge?
Yes. With this titanium disc, you can easily machine crowns and bridges from 3 units up to full bridges or implant bars.
What is the practical difference between Grade 2 and Grade 5 titanium?
Grade 2 is more ductile and used for simple applications, while Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V) offers significantly higher strength and rigidity. It is recommended for load-bearing components such as abutments, implant bars and small implant-supported bridges.
Can this D.L.G titanium disc be anodised?
Yes. Grade 5 titanium can be anodised using an appropriate protocol without affecting fit accuracy. We recommend a dedicated device such as the Mestra 80 V Titanium Anodiser, following colour voltage charts and safety guidelines.