The simplest way to produce self-supporting metal frameworks through an electrochemical process—without casting, sintering, or expensive equipment investments—is how we define the term “galvanoforming.”
“Almost as an afterthought,” the Gramm Electroforming System (GES) achieves highly aesthetic, precise, and reproducible results, as confirmed by recognized materials scientists and dental clinics.
As early as 1989, Gramm GmbH achieved a major breakthrough in the dental market with the GAMMAT 12, the first fully automated electroforming device. In the decades that followed, there were significant advancements in dental technology and in the development of dental equipment. High cost-effectiveness with minimal investment, as well as precision and biocompatibility, became increasingly attractive to dental technicians, dentists, and, not least, patients.
Gramm gladly took on this challenge and established itself as a specialist and global market leader until its acquisition by Heimerle + Meule at the end of 2020. Since then, the gold baths, liquids, and all consumables have been produced in-house—we are proud to now be able to offer this reliable system exclusively.
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