It warms up the composite at the temperature of approx. 39°C/102°F, making the material more flowable and reducing the stress in the extrusion from the syringe and stratification phases. In this way, this reduces the risk of separation between the matrix and the filler, it improves the biomechanical characteristics of the composite and it avoids bubbles. It is possible to regulate the temperature at 55°C/131°F to obtain even more flowable material for cementation. With 6 spaces for syringes and 4 spaces for tips. Also for warming up sodium hypochlorite and anesthetic.