SiC & MoSi2 heating elements · made in Dengfeng, China

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Straight silicon carbide heating rods glowing orange inside a furnace

PMEXO · SiC & MoSi2 heating elements

Replacement SiC and MoSi2 heating elements

Two product lines: SiC heating rods (silicon carbide) and MoSi2 heating elements (molybdenum disilicide) for dental, lab and industrial furnaces and kilns. Send the part number or a photo – we confirm the size with you before we quote.

  • SiC heating rodsStraight & U-type Ø25 · dental thin rods · SGR spiral
  • MoSi2 heating elementsU 6/12 · dental 4/9 & 3/6
  • Size check firstWe write back the size line before quoting
  • Made in Dengfeng, ChinaReply by email or WhatsApp

Dental furnace models

What the furnace makers’ documents say about the heating elements, model by model.

Not listed? Send the furnace model and a photo of the old element. All furnace models

How we work

Check first, then quote.

  1. SendPart number, or furnace model + photo of the old element.
  2. We checkWe reply in writing with the size line we read and anything missing.
  3. You confirmSize, elements per set and, for SiC rods, resistance grouping.
  4. Quote & productionThe quote covers the confirmed element and quantity.

How we work in detail

Production & testing

Raw material, firing and power tests, checks against the size line, and packing in foam and crates.

More photos
Lump of raw green silicon carbide crystal
Raw materialGreen silicon carbide crystal
Silicon carbide smelting furnace, a long walled bed with transformer units at one end
SmeltingSilicon carbide smelting furnace
Press workshop with operators at forming presses
WorkshopPress workshop
Kiln hall with loaded kiln cars at the kiln entrance
Kiln hallKiln cars at the kiln entrance
Silicon carbide rods glowing under power on a test rack
Power testRods under power on a test rack
Heating elements glowing under power on a test rack, control cabinet with meters
Power testElements under power, meters on the cabinet
Rows of MoSi2 U elements hanging from a rail
MoSi2 stockU elements hung in rows
Straight silicon carbide rods packed in white foam inside wooden crates
PackingRods in foam, wooden crates

Photos show typical production, testing and packing of elements of these types – not a specific order. Elements are brittle at room temperature; packing details are confirmed with the quote.

Before you ask for a price

Why don’t you just send a price?

Because a price for the wrong size helps nobody. Two elements that look the same can differ in diameter, centre distance or length. We first confirm the size line with you; the quote then covers that exact element and quantity.

Can you tell which element my furnace needs from its name?

Not from the furnace name or a part number alone. Our reply writes out the size line we read from your photos and dimensions, so you can compare it with the old element before you confirm anything.

What is the difference between 4/9 and 3/6 MoSi2 elements?

The numbers are the diameters in millimetres: hot zone / terminal. A 4/9 element has a 4 mm heating section and 9 mm terminals; a 3/6 element has 3 mm and 6 mm. Many dental sintering furnaces use 4/9; fewer use 3/6, and some documents write the size as 9/4. The two sizes are not interchangeable, and lengths and leg spacing still differ between furnaces, so the furnace model and a photo of the old element are needed.

Why does the centre distance matter so much?

The legs of a U element pass through holes or slots in the furnace roof or wall. Leg centre distance is measured centre to centre (a for MoSi2, A for SiC U rods), and it differs between furnaces even when the diameters are the same: a 6/12 element, for example, comes with different centre distances. A few millimetres decide whether the element goes in, so we always ask for it if it is missing.

Do SiC rods need to be matched by resistance?

Yes, for rods that run together. SiC resistance is specified hot (around 1000 °C), so a room-temperature multimeter reading says little; the value or test current marked on the old rod is the reference. Element handbooks commonly give ±5 % between rods in series and ±10 % in parallel, and recommend changing an aged group as a set. Tell us how your rods are connected; resistance grouping can be discussed in our reply.

Do you supply anything other than these six elements?

This site covers six heating elements only. If you also need accessories for the elements, tick the box in the form and note which ones in the comments. For any other size of these element types: send the part number.

Does sending a request commit me to anything?

No. A request is a question about one element or one list; you decide after our reply.

Request a quote

Tell us about the furnace and the element. We check the dimensions and reply by email with the size line we read, anything missing, and whether we can supply it.

3D illustration: straight SiC rod, 25 mm3D illustrationDrag to rotateSwipe sideways to rotate

Which element? Pick the type to see it in 3D – the form below is set to match.

SiC heating rods
MoSi2 heating elements

SiC heating rod Ø25, straightOpen the element page

Illustration only – not a drawing or a photo of a real part; dimensions vary by part number.

Furnace & element
Dimensions in mm (fill what you can)

MoSi2 / dental:

SiC rods (also dental thin / SGR):

Set & volume
Photos of the old element
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