Dust-free IMAGE Alginate is a cost-effective option for detailed, accurate impressions

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IMAGE Alginate from DUX Dental is said to be an affordable, high quality impression material that produces a smooth surface for accurate impressions and molds.

IMAGE Alginate from DUX Dental is said to be an affordable, high quality impression material that produces a smooth surface for accurate impressions and molds.

The dust-free alginate is said to deliver detailed, easy to read impressions at an affordable price.  Green-colored, mint-scented and completely biodegradable, Fast Set IMAGE Alginate reportedly sets in 2 minutes, while Regular Set takes 3 minutes.  When sealed in a plastic bag to delay the impression pour, both versions offer 100 hours of dimensional stability.

The product is available in one stand-alone 500g pouch of alginate, or in a Fast Set starter pack that contains one 500g pouch of alginate, one mixing canister, a powder scoop, and a water vial.

For more information about IMAGE Alginate, contact DUX Dental at duxoffice@duxdental.com or visit the company’s website at www.duxdental.com.

 

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