Dpi Algitex Alginate Impression Powder

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• A smooth mixing, well-accepted alginate powder for mixing.
• Excellent dimensional stability, and fine reproduction.
• Pleasant and acceptable flavor.
• Ample working time and controlled flow.
• Made from the best quality raw material

• Ratio-15 gm powder 48 ml water
• Working time at 27° C-approximately 2 minutes from start of mix.
• Setting time at 27 C- approximately 2.15minutes

Dpi Algitex 30 Impression - 450g:

• 1 x 450g Pack

Dpi Algitex 50 Impression - 750g:

• 1 x 750g Pack

• Measure the amount of water needed based on the instructions provided with the alginate powder. The ratio of powder to water can vary depending on the brand and type of alginate.
• Pour the water into a clean mixing bowl.
• Slowly add the alginate powder to the water while mixing with a spatula or mixer. Mix the powder and water together until the mixture is smooth and free of lumps.
• Continue mixing for an additional 45 to 60 seconds to activate the alginate and ensure proper setting.
• Once the mixture is fully mixed, quickly transfer it to the impression tray or dental mold before it begins to set. Alginate can set quickly, so it is important to work efficiently.
• Seat the impression tray or dental mold in the patient's mouth, making sure it is in place. Hold it in place until the alginate sets.
• Once the alginate has set, carefully remove the impression tray or dental mold from the patient's mouth.
• Rinse the impression or mold with cold water to remove any debris or residue.

• Country of Origin: India
• Manufacturer: Dental Products of India

• Warranty is not applicable for this product.

Question: Is this alginate chromatic ?
Answer: No, the Dpi Algitex Alginate Impression Powder is non-chromatic alginate, meaning it does not change color during the setting process.

Question: What is alginate powder made of?
Answer: Alginate is a powder material that contains sodium alginate, calcium sulfate, trisodium phosphate, diatomaceous earth, zinc oxide, and potassium titanium fluoride. When mixed with water, it makes a smooth gel-like consistency that sets firmly enough to mold.

Question: What is the most common use for alginate?
Answer: Alginate is an elastic, irreversible hydrocolloid impression material. Irreversible hydrocolloid impressions form an inseparable part of indirect restorations. Alginate is one of the most frequently used dental materials; and alginate impression is a simple, cost-effective, and indispensable part of dental practice.