• High-Quality Composition: Composed of premium polymers and fine powders, ensuring a reliable and durable final product.
• Biocompatibility: The material is biocompatible, making it suitable for dental prosthetics with minimal risk of adverse reactions.
• Versatility: Suitable for various dental applications, including the fabrication of dentures and other dental appliances.
• Precision Mixing: The powder allows for precise measuring and thorough mixing with a corresponding liquid, ensuring consistency in the final product.
• Malleability: Once mixed, the compound is malleable, allowing dental professionals to shape and mold it to meet specific prosthetic requirements.
• Curing Properties: The material undergoes a curing process to harden and set, providing strength and stability to the fabricated prosthetic.
• Recommended Ratios: Clear guidelines for powder-to-liquid ratios, ensuring accurate and effective use of the material.
• Working Time: Provides a sufficient working time, allowing dental professionals to shape the material before it begins to set.
• Compatibility: Compatible with common monomer or polymer liquids used in dental prosthetic fabrication.
• Post-Curing Finishing: Allows for post-curing finishing steps, such as trimming and polishing, to achieve the desired fit and aesthetics.
• Quality Assurance: Designed to meet industry standards for strength, durability, and accuracy, contributing to the overall quality of the fabricated dental prosthetic.
• Patient-Friendly: The final product is designed to be comfortable for the patient, considering factors like fit and biocompatibility.

2GM Cold Cure Powder

The 2GM Cold Cure Powder is a dental material used in the fabrication of dental prosthetics, including dentures and dental appliances. Composed of high-quality polymers and fine powders, this cold cure powder ensures a reliable bond and excellent strength in the final product. Dental professionals mix the powder with a corresponding liquid to create a malleable compound that can be shaped and molded to precise specifications. Once cured, it exhibits durability and biocompatibility, making it suitable for various dental applications. The 2GM Cold Cure Powder is an integral component in the creation of well-fitting and long-lasting dental prosthetics.

Indications:

• Repair & Relining of full & partial denture
• Exceptionally high mechanical strength & high luster finish
• Contains both powder and liquid components.
• Exhibit very high bond strength to denture.
• Also useful in orthodontic work.

Powder Shades:

• Pink, Clear, and Light Veined.

Material:

• Self polymerizing acrylic 

Shelf Life & Storage

• Best before 24 months under proper storage

2GM Cold Cure Powder (100 grams)

• 1 x 100gm Plastic Jar (Pink, Clear, and Light Veined)

2GM Cold Cure Powder (450 grams)

• 1 x 450gm Plastic Jar (Pink, Clear, and Light Veined)

2GM Cold Cure Powder (3 kgs)

• 1 x 3kg Plastic Jar (Pink, Clear, and Light Veined)

• Prepare the Work Area: Ensure that your work area is clean, and all necessary tools and materials are organized and accessible.
• Measure the Powder: Accurately measure the desired amount of 2GM Cold Cure Powder based on the specific requirements of the dental prosthetic being fabricated. Use a calibrated measuring device.
• Mixing: In a clean mixing bowl, combine the measured 2GM Cold Cure Powder with the corresponding liquid (usually a monomer or polymer liquid) according to the recommended powder-to-liquid ratio.
• Blend Thoroughly: Use a spatula or mixing instrument to blend the powder and liquid thoroughly. Ensure a homogeneous mix to achieve the desired consistency.
• Working Time: Be mindful of the working time or the time it takes for the mixture to set. Follow the product's instructions to avoid issues related to premature setting.
• Shape and Mold: Once mixed, shape and mold the compound to the precise specifications required for the dental prosthetic. This may involve filling molds, creating base structures, or forming other components.
• Curing Process: Allow the shaped material to undergo the curing process. This involves a period during which the compound hardens and sets. Follow the recommended curing time provided by the product manufacturer.
• Finishing: After the curing process, perform any necessary finishing steps, such as trimming excess material, polishing, or adjusting the prosthetic to achieve the desired fit and aesthetics.
• Quality Check: Perform a thorough quality check to ensure that the fabricated dental prosthetic meets the required standards for strength, durability, and accuracy.
• Post-Fabrication Care: Provide appropriate post-fabrication care instructions to the patient, including cleaning and maintenance guidelines.

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