Powder-Free Rubber Dams Blue (36 pcs) - VIDU
Natural latex dam for dental isolation:
- Plastic Neutral. Plastic footprint = 0 gr. * Certified by Gravity Wave..
- Low in protein, which drastically reduces possible allergic reactions.
- High elasticity.
- Guarantees an expansion of 10 times its size.
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- Nº 1 in Rubber dams
- Nº 20 in all Dentaltix
You have 15 days for free return.Natural latex dam for dental isolation:
- Plastic Neutral. Plastic footprint = 0 gr. * Certified by Gravity Wave..
- Low in protein, which drastically reduces possible allergic reactions.
- High elasticity.
- Guarantees an expansion of 10 times its size.
Similar product recommended:
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Description
Vidu Blue Rubber Dams are strong and flexible, made of powder-free, low-protein latex, which drastically reduces potential allergic reactions in patients. They reduce eye fatigue caused by light reflection, increasing visual comfort during long-hour procedures. Suitable for use as a barrier during endodontic and restorative procedures.
Features of Vidu Blue Dental Dams:
- High elasticity, allowing a quick and easy installation.
- It provides absolute isolation.
- Guarantees an expansion of 10 times its size.
- Extraordinarily hard-wearing.
- They have a high tear tolerance, which facilitates fixing the clamps.
- Good tear tolerance .
- Silk blue color, which provides greater comfort and helps maintain better vision and concentration during procedures.
- Available in various thicknesses.
- Contents: 36 units.
Technical specifications of Vidu rubber dams:
- Size: 6” x 6” (152 x 152 mm).
- Tensile strength: 24.0 Mpa (min)
- Elongation strength: 700% (min).
- Removable protein: Less than 50 micrograms/dm2.
- Residual powder: Less than 2.0 milligrams per dental dam.
VIDU RUBBER DAMS
Rubber dams, as well as latex gloves, are widely used products in dental practices. For hygienic and sanitary reasons, it is a non-recyclable material and it is currently difficult to find an alternative material that can perform the various procedures in the clinic. VIDU works to always offer the most responsible solution and, while maintaining the necessary hygienic qualities in the clinic, always seeks a balance between fair price and care for the planet.
LET'S BE PART OF THE CHANGE!
- 100% recyclable packaging. To guarantee maximum quality and hygiene conditions in the rubber dams packaging, 100% recyclable cardboard has been used, so you can use the usual "Cardboard and paper" recycling bin in the dental clinic.
- Online distribution. The marketing of these products is carried out via the internet, thus avoiding unnecessary transport and contamination.
- Fair price. By achieving a fair and reasonable price, we always seek to offer the easiest and least polluting recycling solution possible, guaranteeing the highest quality and hygienic conditions for the products.
- Responsible consumption. Don't use more dams than necessary!
How can these rubber dams be used to manage the waste generated in the clinic?
- How to recycle rubber dams?
- How to easily recycle the packaging of this product?
Unfortunately, these dams are not recyclable. What is the reason for this? As they have been used in the mouth, they are considered as contaminated material with a potential biohazard. VIDU is working on the development of alternatives and new recycling channels for clinical waste.
The packaging of this product is made of 100% recyclable cardboard. If you can't reuse it, it's that easy:
- Flatten the box for easy storage and transport.
- Store in a dry place until recycling.
- When you have accumulated enough cardboard, place it in the nearest recycling bin.
Where do Vidu Rubber Dams 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.
These rubber dams are manufactured in Malaysia.
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