Lab Gypsum Materials

Dental lab gypsum materials are used to create highly accurate model from a physical impression of a patient's teeth. The models are fabricated by pouring the gypsum material into the impression and allowing it to harden. There are a wide range of gypsums used in dentistry with different properties depending on how the models will be used. Some gypsums are ideal for use in sectioned models and dies, others are designed to be scanned for use in CAD/CAM dentistry, while other model materials are designed for use in vacuum-forming orthodontic appliances, mouth guards or other appliances. It is important to be sure your gypsum is properly set and be sure to properly label your models and dies so they stay with the correct case.
CompanyWhip Mix CorporationWhip Mix CorporationWhip Mix CorporationWhip Mix CorporationWhip Mix Corporation
ItemMicrostone GypsumFlowStone GypsumPrima-Rock GypsumQuickStone Laboratory StoneSilky-Rock Gypsum
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DescriptionMICROSTONE's fine particle size and dense surface make it our finest general purpose laboratory stone. It is especially suited for processing acrylic FLOWSTONE produces accurate, bubble-free bases without vibration, making it ideal for use with base formers. Its extended working time allows the PRIMA-ROCK has the highest compressive strength of any Whip Mix die material. Vacuum spatulation provides a smooth mix which flows readily. It's QUICKSTONE is an economical dental stone with consistent handling properties. Its smooth creamy mix makes it ideal for a variety of lab procedures.SILKY-ROCK is characterized by exceptional hardness and density throughout, and an unusual "silky-smooth" pouring quality that makes it flow freely
Quantity11 kg (25 pounds)
22 kg (50 pounds)
80 Packages (140 g)
22 kg (50 pounds)5 kg (11 pounds)
11 kg (25 pounds)
25 kg (55 pounds)
120 Packages (70 g)
11 kg (25 pounds)
22 kg (50 pounds)
5 kg (11 pounds)
11 kg (25 pounds)
25 kg (55 pounds)
120 Packages (70 g)
80 Packages (140 g)
Compressive Strength8,500 psi (59 MPa)12,000 psi (83 MPa)17,000 psi (117 MPa)8,000 psi (55 MPa)13,000 psi (90 MPa)
Working Time5 - 7 minutes6 - 9 minutes6 - 8 minutes3 - 5 minutes3 - 6 minutes
Set Time13 minutes12 minutes12 minutes10 minutes10 minutes
Indication For UseAcrylic DenturesModelsHigh Strength Die StoneVariety Of Lab ProceduresCrown And Bridge
Liquid / Powder Ratio28 mL / 100 g22 - 24 mL / 100 g20 mL / 100 g28 mL / 100 g23 mL / 100 g
Setting Expansion0.12%0.08 %0.13 %0.14%0.09%
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