• General purpose laboratory stone.
• Produces smooth, strong cast.
• Low setting expansion for accuracy.
• High compressive strength.

Kalabhai Labstone 3kg is a versatile Class III dental laboratory stone renowned for its exceptional performance and reliability. This bright yellow stone boasts a creamy mix, making it easy to work with during various dental procedures.

With a water/plaster ratio of 34ml/100g, it offers a convenient 5-minute working time and sets within 7-10 minutes, ensuring efficient workflow. Its low setting expansion of 0.15% guarantees precise detail replication, crucial for accurate dental models and restorations. Kalabhai Labstone exhibits remarkable compressive strength, reaching 220 kg/cm² after just one hour and 500 kg/cm² after 24 hours, ensuring durable and long-lasting casts.

Ideal for creating models, flasking, dentures, and crown and bridge basing, this general-purpose laboratory stone consistently delivers smooth, strong casts, making it a preferred choice among dental professionals worldwide.

Physical Properties:

• Colour: Bright Yellow
• Type: Class lll
• Water/Plaster Ratio: 34ml/100g
• Working time: 5 Minutes
• Mixing Time: 15 seconds
• Setting Time: 7-10 Minutes
• Setting Expansion: 0.15%

Comprehensive Strength:

• After 1 hour: 220 kg/cm square
• After 24 hour: 500 kg/cm square

•  1 x Lab Stone 3Kg

• Prepare Workspace: Ensure your work area is clean and free from debris. Gather all necessary equipment and materials.
• Measure Water: Measure 34ml of water per 100g of Kalabhai Labstone powder. Accurate measurement is crucial for optimal results.
• Mixing: Gradually add the measured water to the Kalabhai Labstone powder while continuously mixing. Use a spatula or mixer to achieve a creamy consistency.
• Mixing Time: Mix the water and powder for approximately 15 seconds or until homogenous. Avoid over-mixing, as this can affect the properties of the stone.
• Pouring: Once mixed, pour the prepared Kalabhai Labstone into the impression or mold promptly. Ensure even distribution to capture all details accurately.
• Setting Time: Allow the poured material to set undisturbed for 7-10 minutes. Avoid any unnecessary vibrations or movements during this time.
• Demolding: After the setting time has elapsed, carefully demold the cast. Be gentle to avoid damaging delicate features.
• Finishing: Once demolded, trim any excess material and finish the cast as needed for its intended purpose, whether it be for denture models, flasking procedures, or crown and bridge basing.
• Curing: Allow the cast to fully cure according to the recommended timeframes before proceeding with further procedures.

• Warranty is not applicable for this product 

Question) What is difference between kalabhai Labstone and diestone ?

Answer: Kalabhai Lab Stone is a Type III dental plaster, while diestone is a Type IV dental plaster with higher strength. Kalabhai Lab Stone is suitable for various dental applications like formation of secondary cast for complete denture, general purpose study models, while diestone, being stronger, is specifically used for working dies in crown, implant, post, or prosthesis fabrication.