Graphy Tera Harz Cure N2 – UV Curing Chamber with Nitrogen Generator
Graphy Tera Harz Cure N2 (THC2N)
€2.892,56 excl. VAT
Market prices for comparison: from €3.749,00 excl. VAT
Other sellers’ public prices for the same model (not a previous IMMT price): OrthoDepot 3 749 €, Esadental 4 090 € – public prices excl. VAT, same model (THC2N), checked 2026-10-13
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The world's first UV device to achieve 100% polymerization conversion in materials. Tera Harz Cure minimizes the oxygen content in the chamber, resulting in the best mechanical properties and optimal color and shade – ideal for C&B, dentures, onlays and other prosthetic...
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Description
The world's first UV device to achieve 100% polymerization conversion in materials. Tera Harz Cure minimizes the oxygen content in the chamber, resulting in the best mechanical properties and optimal color and shade – ideal for C&B, dentures, onlays and other prosthetic work.
Curing in a nitrogen atmosphere eliminates the tacky surface layer and residual monomers – a standard / requirement in the medical and dental fields. It improves the surface quality of castings and ensures a precise fit of metal crowns.
Compared with conventional units connected to an external nitrogen cylinder, Tera Harz Cure is more economical and convenient to use – a cleaner surface, shorter process time and repeatable results in everyday lab work.
The world's first UV curing unit
Achieves 100% polymerization conversion in materials.
Delivers the best mechanical properties and optimal shade. Reduces oxygen content, improving the surface quality of crowns and bridges (C&B), dentures and more.
Improved casting surface quality ensures a perfect final fit of metal crowns.
Curing in a nitrogen atmosphere is essential for dental and medical products (it removes surface tackiness and residual monomers).
Greater cost-efficiency and convenience compared with nitrogen curing units connected to an external cylinder.
Top-of-the-range premium curing unit
Compact design with a spacious chamber
(holds up to 8 aligners per cycle)
User-friendly UI/UX
Outstanding surface quality thanks to curing in a nitrogen atmosphere
Safe cooling
Nitrogen-atmosphere curing without a separate nitrogen cylinder
Adjustable optimal light intensity (levels 1–5) for each output, flexible and precise curing time setting (up to 1 h in 5 s steps), up to 5 curing modes can be saved, maximum object size Ø180 mm, 360° rotating turntable.
Technical data
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Product name | Tera Harz Cure (Model: THC) |
| Information | Post-curing device with nitrogen generator |
| Dimensions | 275 × 310 × 300 mm |
| Curing area | MAX. ∅180 × 65 mm |
| Weight | 8.7 kg (curing device only) |
| UV energy density | 280 000 mJ/cm² |
| UV irradiance | 1 000 mW/cm² |
| Time setting | Adjustable time (5 s–60 min, steps: 1 min / 5 s) |
| Features |
Curing in nitrogen atmosphere Ability to save 5 curing conditions per material Safe cooling system |
| Power consumption | 300 W |
| Rated voltage | 100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Frequently asked questions
Why cure in a nitrogen atmosphere?
Reducing the oxygen level in the chamber achieves 100 % polymerization conversion: no tacky surface layer or residual monomers remain, giving the best mechanical properties and stable color.
Is a separate nitrogen cylinder needed?
No – Tera Harz Cure works without an external nitrogen cylinder, making it more economical and convenient than conventional units.
Which products is it suitable for?
Directly printed aligners (up to 8 per cycle), C&B work, dentures, onlays and other products made from Graphy resins; light intensity is adjustable in levels 1–5.
Is this necessary for medical devices?
Oxygen-free curing is considered the standard for medical and dental products so that the surface is clean and biocompatible; it ensures repeatable results in everyday lab work.
