PYRAX Rapid Repair Liquid – Self Cure Liquid 100ml

Self-Setting: The Cold Cure Liquid facilitates a convenient self-setting process, eliminating the need for external curing methods.
Versatile Application: Suitable for a range of dental procedures, including packing/pressing techniques and cast molding.
Universal Compatibility: Compatible with various dental materials, ensuring versatility and adaptability in different clinical scenarios.
Film Formation: Forms a tough film with elasticity, ensuring durability and resilience under pressure.
Consistent Results: Provides consistent and reliable results, contributing to the precision of dental impressions and molds.
Ease of Use: Easy to mix and apply, making it a user-friendly option for dental professionals.
Quality Assurance: Manufactured with a focus on quality and
adherence to dental industry standards.

High quality denture base material for repairing dentures and carrying out additions or relining.
A normal working time denture and repair Cross-linked acrylic resin:
Fast and simple relines and repairs
Mixes in 30 Seconds 10 Minute
Cure Quick chairside relines
Final Cure at Chairside
Application:- Repair of full and partial dentures Relining of full and partial dentures.
Extensions to dentures
Composition:- Mixture based on methyl methacrylate monomer, Colorant & Excipients.

Material: Acrylic
Use: Used for Full/Partial Upper or Lower Dentures and Ortho appliances
Shelf Life & Storage:
Best before 36 months under proper storage.

1 x (Glass Bottle) Bottle of PYRAX Rapid Repair Liquid – Self Cure Liquid 100ml

Step 1: Preparation
Ensure a clean and dry working area.
Wear appropriate personal protective equipment.
Step 2: Mixing
Measure the required amount of Cold Cure Liquid according to the recommended ratio provided by our product guidelines.
Mix the liquid thoroughly with the compatible powder or resin until a homogenous blend is achieved.
Step 3: Application
Apply the mixed material to the dental mold or impression using spatulas or application tools designed for precise placement.
Follow the specific guidelines for the dental procedure you are performing, considering factors like working time and setting properties.
Step 4: Setting
Allow the applied material to undergo the self-setting process. The setting time may vary based on the dental material used. Refer to our product specifications for recommended setting conditions.
Step 5: Post-Setting Steps
After the material has set, perform any necessary post-setting steps such as polishing, trimming, or finishing according to the specific requirements of your dental application.