Dental lab steam cleaners run on pressurized steam. They’re used on crowns, bridges, denture parts, models, tools, and work surfaces during fabrication, repair, and finishing. You’ll see benchtop units, pressure tanks, nozzles, water reservoirs, fill systems, drain valves, gauges, and hand or foot controls. Typical cleaning jobs: wax, plaster residue, polishing compound, and general debris. Different models vary in tank capacity, steam pressure, heating power, voltage, water feed method, nozzle shape, warm‑up time, control layout, and cleaning area. Some have refillable tanks. Others connect directly to a water line. These are for dental labs, repair benches, and indoor workspaces.