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| The Exaktosil Plus kneading silicone is mixed from two components, A & B in a ratio of 1:1. | Homogeneous processing of the two components is ensured by kneading them for approx. 30 sec. until a uniform colour. | Exaktosil kneading silicones have a particularly soft consistency for precise adaptation of the material. | The fine reproduction of details and high stability of the Exaktosil kneading silicones provide accurate matrices. |
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| A measuring spoon of Exaktosil C kneading silicone is mixed with 3 cm. of hardener paste. | Homogenous process of the two components is ensured by kneading them for approx. 30 secs. for homogenous colour. | Exaktosil kneading silicones have a particularly soft consistency for precise adaptation of the material. | The fine reproduction of details and high stability of the Exaktosil kneading silicones provide accurate matrices. |
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| Prior to mixing, each component must be stirred so that a homogeneous mixture is obtained. | Add component A to component B; empty tin completely. | Mix Exakto-Form approximately 30 seconds until a uniform colour is obtained. | Two twins of Exakto- Form are sufficient to produce 2 - 3 complete dental arches. | The material can be removed after 30 mins. Final harness is achieved after 10 mins. Then the model can be trimmed. |
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| If a base for the model is to be made with Exakto-Form, the model must be previous insulated with Insulating Liquid. | Due to is high edge stability, Exakto-Form is perfectly suitable for precision fit bridge and crown work. | Any technique can be used for sawing Exakto-Form models. Here we are using our Giflex. | If smaller quantities are required, fill component A and B into a separate syringe. | Fill equal quantities of Exakto-Form into a silicone beaker (approx. 2 ml for one die) and mix to obtain a homogeneous material. |
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| Investment Pen; 330 0115 0 | All the necessary information is recorded. | At 1100 Deg. Celsius info. remains readable. |