Type IV plaster (5 kg) - VIDU

Type IV plaster is specific for total, partial and skeletal prosthetic models and for implant and antagonist prostheses.

Characteristics of Type IV plaster:

• Its final hardness, low expansion, compact and detailed final surfaces guarantee the production of very precise prosthetic parts.
• Compatible with all impression materials (alginates, silicones) and insulating liquids, and leaves no residue on the part.
• Colour: pink.
• Content: 1 bucket of 5 kg.

Technical specifications of Type IV plaster:

• Water/dust ratio: 25 ml/100 g.
• Imbibition time: 20’’.
• Manual mixing time: 60’’.
• Mechanical mixing time: 30''.
• Casting time: 3’.
• Setting time: 7'.
• Removal of the model from the print: 30' from setting.
• Setting expansion (after 2 hours): 0,08%.
• Compressive strength (after 24 hours): 70 MPa - 10.144 Psi - 713 Kg/cm2.
• Rockwell hardness (after 24 hours): 75 HRl.

TYPE IV Plaster - PLASTIC NEUTRAL CERTIFIED - ZERO PLASTIC FOOTPRINT

In the case of type IV plaster and the plastic generated by it, while VIDU works on researching alternative solutions to maintain the product in the necessary conditions, they have reached an agreement with The Gravity Wave whereby the same amount of plastic is collected from the Mediterranean Sea, its coasts and ports each month as it generates.

Environmental impact meters >> Plastic footprint of the type IV Plaster VIDU of gr = 0 gr.

• Weight of plastic used = 0 gr.
• Weight of collected plastic = 0 gr.
• Type of collection: Normal.
• Location: Mediterranean Sea.
• Data for each VIDU type IV plaster bucket.
• Certified by Gravity Wave.
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LET'S BE PART OF THE CHANGE!

• Fair price: By achieving a fair and reasonable price, we always seek to offer the least polluting and most easily recyclable solution possible, guaranteeing the highest quality and hygiene conditions for the products.
• Production forthcoming. VIDU Type IV plaster is manufactured and packaged in Europe, which minimises the impact of transport pollution on the environment.
• Online distribution: The marketing of these products is carried out via the internet, thus avoiding unnecessary transport and contamination.

How to manage the waste generated in the clinic with the use of type IV plaster?

If the canister is clean after use, it can be recycled. Before you dispose of them, make sure they are free of waste and dispose of them in the yellow bin.

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Where does type IV plaster come from?

One of the brand's objectives is transparency, which is why the country of origin is always specified on the packaging of all products. It will vary from one product to another, always looking for the manufacturing conditions that ensure: Quality, sustainability and fair prices.

how to manage waste from your dental practice?

We encourage you to put these simple tips into practice, you will see that without much effort they will soon become a habit. To learn more about how to manage waste in your clinic download the free Ebook here.