Dentaformula – Class 3 Dental Plaster

• to make removable dentures
• to make master models of the dentition
• as a base for dental post/pin placement for making crowns and bridges
• to make diagnostic and working models of the jaws as part of the removable denture technology
• to form the base of working models

• thixotropic properties
• even and smooth surface of products
• high strength
• color stability

Conforms to the requirements of GOST R 31568-2012 (ISO 6873:1998)

• Weigh out the required amount of distilled water and gypsum powder.
• Add the powder to the water, mix by hand with a trowel for 15 seconds, then stir for 45 seconds in a vacuum mixer until smooth and homogeneous.
• Pour the resulting mixture into the impression. Using vibration is recommended to produce a model without pores.
• The model is extracted from the impression after 30-40 minutes (from the moment of pouring into the impression).

• When processing the finished model, use personal protective equipment: gloves, goggles and a mask (to prevent fragments and plaster dust from contacting with the respiratory system and the eyes).
• Distilled water and powder should be at a temperature of 20±2°C.
• The instruments and accessories used when working with gypsum plaster should be clean and free of residue of previously used plaster.
• No components should be added as setting accelerators or retarders.
• It is important to maintain the ratio of powder to water to achieve the desired expansion and strength of the plaster.
• Gypsum plaster should be stored at room temperature in a dry place and in a sealed package.

A plastic bucket, a sealed 5 kg bag and sealed 20 kg bag

• Bucket weight – 5 (20) kg
• Buckets per pallet – 64 (20)
• Pallet size – 1000х1200 mm, weight – 0.32 (0.4) tons