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Whip Mix Die Epoxy - 12/Pkg - 100 g

Whip Mix Die Epoxy - 12/Pkg - 100 g

American Dental Supply, Inc.

Sets in 1.5 hours. Color indicator for complete blending.
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Armor Shine

Armor Shine

Whip Mix

Whip-Mix Armor Shine is used on gypsum models to creates a protective, high gloss coating. One coat will protect gympus models from...
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CEREC Stone BC

CEREC Stone BC

Dentsply Sirona CAD/CAM

CEREC Stone BC by Sirona Dental Systems LLC is a modeling material when combined with CEREC Bluecam allows you to create high-precision...
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Potassium Sulfate

Potassium Sulfate

Pentron Clinical

Potassium Sulfate is designed to lock moisture in while maintaining stone hardness. Available in ¾ lb package.
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Lean Rock

Lean Rock

Whip Mix

LeanRock from Whip-Mix is an ISO Type 4, low-expansion die stone ideal for pouring small batches (about 6) and creating working models in...
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Type III Labstone - Buff

Type III Labstone - Buff

Dentsply International

Type III Labstone is an all-purpose stone for fabricating models and for flasking acrylic dentures. Stone may be used in any case where...
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Buffstone Type III

Buffstone Type III

Whip Mix

Buff Stone from Whip-Mix is a Type 3 gypsum indicated for all standard lab uses. Buff Stone has a long working time, allowing for various...
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Elite Master Dental Stone

Elite Master Dental Stone

Zhermack Spa

Zhermack introduceds its Elite Master dental stone. Elite Master is an extra-hard, resin-reinforced dental die stone that is ideal for...
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Super-Die

Super-Die

Whip Mix

Super-Die from Whip-Mix is a quick setting die that creates a unique dense and smooth surface upon exposure to air for 30 minutes....
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Patterson® Die Stone - Blue - 25 lb Carton

Patterson® Die Stone - Blue - 25 lb Carton

Patterson Dental

Used for construction of working models and dies for implant cases, precision attachment cases and all crown and bridge cases Provides...
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Water Glass, 1 Gallon Concentrate - Water Glass, 1 Gallon Concentrate

Water Glass, 1 Gallon Concentrate - Water Glass, 1 Gallon Concentrate

American Dental Supply, Inc.

Allows film forming for release of plaster to stone, plaster to plaster and stone to stone. Hardens models and preserves fine detail.
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Vanrock Diestone

Vanrock Diestone

Pentron Clinical

Van Rock Diestone is a reliable product that produces exceptional surface smoothness on all working models. Available in green in a 25lb...
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