Description
The physical characteristics of Speedex are comparable to those of polyvinylsiloxanes, which are addition-cured silicones.
Only A-Silicones can achieve the elastic recoverability and reproducibility of Speedex. Imprints maintain their dimensional stability and can be cast for up to seven days without experiencing any issues because of the minimal shrinkage. Additionally, this premium C-Silicone exhibits exceptional flow properties and wettability.
One benefit of the Speedex system is that it may be used with a single activator for three different consistency levels.
Excellent flow properties and exceptional wettability are features of Speedex light body. Speedex light displaces blood and saliva and has no adverse effects. With the variable setting time of Speedex light body the important mucosal movements, which are necessary for the full and partial denture technique, can be taken very precisely. A presicion impression is the key for an accurate fitting denture. Speedex Light Body offers physical properties that approximate to those of addition cured silicones – polyvinylsiloxanes. Haemostatic or anaesthetic substances do not influence the setting process. The handling with latex-gloves is also uncritical.
ASPECTS:
Dimension stability for seven days
Manageable working hours
Active surface moisture control
Enhanced accuracy
Outstanding detail and flow characteristics
The setting process is unaffected by hemostatic or anesthetic agents.
Additionally, using latex gloves for handling is not crucial.
ESSENTIAL DETAILS: -
Composition :-
Speedex light body - Polysiloxane
