A-Silicone for Laboratory

A-Silicone for Laboratory

Description

Scannable A-Silicone for Laboratory

For duplicating dental models in dental labs, HUGE offer a range of duplication silicones featured with high precision and reliable dimensional stability to meet the needs of lab technicians.

A-Silicone for Laboratory is an addition-curing laboratory kneading silicone with a mixing ratio of 1:1.

While rigidity is essential, the true hallmark of a premium silicone is its tactile precision during trimming and dimensional accuracy. NOBILDENT Alphalab™ ASilicone for Laboratory ensures flawless duplication results and elevates lab productivity through technical excellence.

Technical Excellence in Every Detail

  • Seamless Operation:
    • A simple 1:1mixing ratio ensures a clean and consistent workflow every time.
  • Solid Dimensional Stability:
    • Achieves a Shore A85 hardness in just 8 minutes, ensuring artificial teeth remain locked precisely in 3D space.
  • Optimized for Advanced Workflow:
    • Perfect for injection molded removable dentures and compatible with both self-curing and heat-curing denture base polymers.
  • Extreme Resistance:
    • Built to withstand 200°C temperatures and high-pressure polymerization without
      deformation.

Versatile Applications

From mastering full denture wax-ups to high-precision matrix work,
AlphalabTA-Silicone for Laboratory elevates your bench productivity.

  • Duplicating denture models.
  • Fabricating temporary prosthetics and artificial gingiva.
  • Matrix for esthetic veneer restoration.

Technical Specifications

Mixing ratioMixing time*Total working time*Setting time*HardnessColour
1:130s1 min 30s8 minShore A 85Light Blue

Proven by Experience

That precision is best validated at the bench. Experienced professionals, like Jason Paul Stubbs (CDT), describe the handling simply: "It cuts like butter".

"I am a CDT with 26 years of experience, and this is my favorite putty. It's very versatile - I use it for maturing, processing, duplication, bite transfers, and now even my clients are using it for intraoral bite
registrations. It has enough rigidity to cut cleanly without tearing, yet remains soft enough to be easily placed on a model and work effectively. A good scalpel will cut through it like butter. I've been using it for 4-5 years now and have never had any issues." — Jason Paul Stubbs, CDT