Enersyl is a universal catalyst for Lascod’s condensation silicones (i.e. Ergasil). Enersyl paste is easy to use with both putty and body silicones without wasting material. You’ll achieve a homogeneous final mix thanks to the chromatic contrast. • Blue color … Continue reading →
Dental alginate without a chromatic phase indicator for dental impressions. Dental alginate for elastic impression. Class A Easy to mix Thixotropic Fast in mouth, minimum setting time 60” High accuracy: 50 micron Compatible with alginate impression disinfectant Color after setting: … Continue reading →
Dental alginate with a chromatic phase indicator for dental impressions Characteristics Class A Easy to mix Thixotropic Fast in mouth, minimum setting time 60 sec. High accuracy: 50 micron Compatible with alginate impression disinfectant Mango flavor Dust Free 5 years … Continue reading →
Dental alginate with a chromatic phase indicator for dental impressions (purple: mixing -> lilac: tray loading -> green: insertion in mouth).
Continue reading →KromopanSil, an addition curing silicone, is a versatile and efficient with maximum precision by adapting to every need and impression taking technique.
Continue reading →Pair of green plastic measuring spoons to scoop water and powder for alginates. Item # MSG020
Continue reading →KromopanSil, the addition curing silicone (polyvinylsioxane), is a versatile and efficient product
guaranteeing maximum precision. The different hardness and consistencies allow for optimal
results by adapting to every need and impression taking technique.
Ship and store your alginate impressions in these sealed plastic bags which include an outside pouch to keep your paperwork dry and to record identifications. Storage Instructions LASCOD alginates with extended dimensional stability will remain stable if stored in a … Continue reading →
This alginate syringe is the result of product testing which focused on adjusting alginate impression material in the oral cavity. Algisyr was specifically designed to reach areas in the mouth that are normally difficult to reach, such as maxillary tuberosities … Continue reading →
