Identium Light Normal pack
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Contents:
2 x 50ml Identium Light Normal
The highly elastic properties of Identium Light Normal ensures dimensionally accurate recovery and easy removal from the patient`s mouth and the cast models and minimum risk of fracture when removing the impression.
Identium was specially developed for the one-step impression technique and combines the benefits of two established impression materials,polyether and A-Silicone materials, creating an entirely new material of Vinylsiloxanether, which is a low-viscosity, high precision impression material. Identium provides excellent flowability, which in combination with exceptional hydrophilicty, ensures optimal flow behavior in a moist enviroment, even in the narrorest sulcus cervices. Due to its highly elastic properties, Identium exhibits dimensionally accurate recovery and allows very easy removal.
With the perfect balance between stability, flowability and pressure build-up and between long working time and short intraoral time, the material is suitable for the complete range of impressions.
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– Excellent flowability
– Exceptional hydrophilicity
– Optimal elastomeric properties
– Balanced setting behaviour
– Odourless and neutral taste
– Accurate model fabrication
– Easy handling
– Available in Identium Light and Identium Light Fast (fast setting) versions.
Hints & Tips
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Certain external factors may adversely affect the setting of the impression material:
Liquids or solutions that may be used in conjunction with retraction cords, Impression syringes that may still contain traces of polyether materials. Latex gloves and exceptionally warm working and storage areas. -
Selection of the correct impression tray is most important.
Optimal dynamic pressure, stability and fit are essential in producing an accurate impression. It is recommended that light and medium viscosity materials be used in a closed tray. Heavy-bodied materials will also benefit from this, especially when using a one-step technique. -
Ensure there is sufficient space between the tray and residual dentition
particularly if there are undercuts! (Approx. 4 mm) -
Use the corresponding paint-on impression tray adhesive
Allow to dry (4 - 5 min.) before filling the tray with impression material. Poor bonding of impression materials to tray surfaces can lead to inaccuracies in the finished impression. -
Don't dry the working area too much.
Because of the excellent hydrophilic property of the Kettenbach Impression materials, a little moisture working area is required to ensure optimal flow. (Lowest achievable contact angle) -
Certain external factors may adversely affect the setting of the impression material:
Liquids or solutions that may be used in conjunction with retraction cords, Impression syringes that may still contain traces of polyether materials, Latex gloves and exceptionally warm working and storage areas. -
Selection of the correct impression tray is most important.
Optimal dynamic pressure, stability and fit are essential in producing an accurate impression. It is recommended that light and medium viscosity materials be used in a closed tray. Heavy-bodied materials will also benefit from this, especially when using a one-step technique. -
Ensure there is sufficient space
between the tray and residual dentition, particularly if there are undercuts! (Approx. 4 mm) -
Use the corresponding paint-on impression tray adhesive and allow to dry (4 - 5 min.)
before filling the tray with impression material. Poor bonding of impression materials to tray surfaces can lead to inaccuracies in the finished impression. -
Don't dry the working area too much.
Because of the excellent hydrophilic property of the Kettenbach Impression materials, a little moisture working area is required to ensure optimal flow. (Lowest achievable contact angle)
