MALAKIT

MALAKIT is a high-quality natural dental plaster classified as type IV which stands out for its extraordinary hardness. Recommended for various applications within removable and fixed prosthodontics.

It is distinguished by the following characteristics:

· Suitable working time. With a working time of 7 minutes, MALAKIT enables prolonged handling throughout the working process.

· High surface hardness. Measured at 180 N/mm after 24 hours, it ensures a robust and durable surface.

· Minimal expansion and resistance to thermal impact. Essential characteristics for processing from planning to polymerization of acrylic restorations in frameworks.

· Great detail definition. Ensuring precise and high-quality reproduction. This added value is crucial in the manufacture of premium-quality framework study models, allowing for detailed analysis of tooth retention and other preliminary steps before proceeding with the creation of a lining duplicate. To obtain a high-quality duplicate, we recommend exploring our selection of silicones and gelatines, which complement MALAKIT's exceptional characteristics in the replication process.

· High compression and breakage resistance. With a compression strength of 53 Mpa after 1 hour. It is a wise choice for the production of antagonist models or master models. You can mark the posterior closure line to achieve effective sealing between the prosthesis and soft tissues in frameworks, or saw the abutments smoothly to design a pontic structure.

· CAD/CAM. The green color of MALAKIT offers a significant advantage in reading and scanning by laser light systems. Its hue allows for more precise and efficient capture of models, ensuring faithful and accurate digital reproduction.

· Presentation. MALAKIT is available in bulk option in recyclable 18 kg drums. These drums are carefully protected inside with a polyethylene bag to keep the product in optimal conditions.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

Powder/water ratio: 20-23 ml/100 g
Working time: 7 min
Final setting time: 12 min
Setting expansion (2h): 0.10%
Compression strength 1h: 53 Mpa

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