Zhermack Oranwash Light Body 140ML

Name: Zhermack Oranwash Light Body 140ML
Brand: Zhermack
SKU: AMZM026
Price: 680.00 INR
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Zhermack Oranwash Light Body 140ML

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Zetaplus Oranwash Light Body is a low-viscosity C-silicone impression material ideal for both the two-stage technique and the single-stage (double-mix) technique. Its flowable consistency ensures excellent adaptation, especially in capturing fine details within the gingival sulcus. Designed for accuracy and ease of use, it provides bubble-free mixing when used with Alghamix II and allows for safe disinfection with Zeta 7 products.

Its hydrophilic nature, combined with a pleasant orange flavor and bright yellow color, enhances both clinical performance and patient comfort. The working and setting times can be adjusted by modifying the amount of catalyst (Indurent Gel), offering flexibility during procedures.

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Brand: Zhermack
Features: #. Low Viscosity: Provides smooth flow and precision detail capture

#. Gingival Sulcus Adaptation: Excellent flow into difficult-to-reach areas

#. Hydrophilic Composition: Promotes better results in moist conditions

#. Comfortable Use: Orange flavor with a patient-friendly experience

#. Adjustable Working Time: Controlled by the amount of catalyst used

#. Fast, Bubble-Free Mixing: Compatible with Alghamix II

#. Safe Disinfection: Compatible with Zeta 7 Spray and Solution

#. Post-Setting Hardness: Offers dimensional stability after curing

#. Versatile Application: Suitable for both single and double-mix techniques
Key Specifications: #. Clinical working time* (min:s) - 1:30

#. Time in mouth* (min:s) - 3:30

#. Setting time(min:s) - 5:00

#. Scent - orange

#. Elastic recovery - 98,5 %
Directions to Use: Oranwash L: Low viscosity, extremely fluid, hydro compatible, polysiloxane. Recommended for the two-stage technique (double impression).