SKU:
DTX-M9500 
-30%
4239€
Price VAT included (21%) 51,29 €List price: 60,57 €
Ormalab 95: Condensation Curing Silicone and Catalyst - Major
Brand: Major
Reference: DTX-M9500
Mfr. reference: M9500
-30%
4239€
Price VAT included (21%) 51,29 €List price: 60,57 €
Polyxiloxane curing silicone with condensation reticule:
- For extraoral use only in the dental laboratory.
- For when hardness and heat resistance performance is required.
- Compatible with self and heat-curing acrylic resins .
- Different models available:
Similar product recommended:
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Fastest delivery on between Friday, June 27 - Monday, June 30 ordering before .
You have 15 days for free return.Polyxiloxane curing silicone with condensation reticule:
- For extraoral use only in the dental laboratory.
- For when hardness and heat resistance performance is required.
- Compatible with self and heat-curing acrylic resins .
- Different models available:
Similar product recommended:
TypeSKUMfr. referencePrice
Variations:
1.6 Kg + Catalyst
SKU DTX-M9500
Mfr. ref. M9500
60,57 € 42,39 €
5 kg + 2 catalysts
SKU DTX-M9520
Mfr. ref. M9520
102,96 € 72,06 €
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Description
Ormalab 95 Condensation Curing Silicone
Characteristics of Ormalab 95:
- Polyxyloxane silicone with condensation reticulum for exclusive extraoral use in dental laboratories.
- Applications:
- Matrices for fixed and total prostheses.
- Duplications.
- Prosthesis repairs.
- Dies for temporary crowns and bridges.
- Key in jobs where hardness and heat resistance are needed.
- High resistance to heat without alterations, being able to reach more than 120º.
- After 24h it achieves a Shore A hardness of 95 (+/- 3), comparable to plaster at milling level.
- Compatible with heat and cold curing acrylic resins .
- High level of accuracy in detail reproduction .
- Long-term dimensional stability.
- Shelf life of two years .
- Working time at a temperature of 23º: 3m.
- Setting time at a temperature of 23º: 12m.
- The catalyst contains 60 ml.
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