Cold mould seal (separating medium) for denture base acrylic processing in dental laboratories.
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Separating medium for mould surfaces
Prevents resin-to-mould adhesion
Smooth
porosity-free denture surface
Works with heat-cure & cold-cure acrylic
Dental laboratory use
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Brand: Orthoplast / Acryton
Product Name: Cold Mould Seal (Separating Medium)
Type: Liquid separating medium / mould seal
Application: Applied to dental stone moulds before acrylic packing to prevent the denture base resin from adhering to and absorbing moisture from the mould
Used With: Heat-cure and cold-cure denture base acrylic
Usage Area: Dental laboratories, prosthodontic clinics
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Manufactured by Orthoplast (Acryton). For professional dental laboratory use only.
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What is a cold mould seal used for?
A cold mould seal (separating medium) is applied to the dental stone mould before acrylic packing to prevent the denture base resin from sticking to or absorbing moisture from the mould.
When is mould seal applied in denture processing?
It is brushed onto the mould surfaces after the wax pattern has been removed (dewaxed) and before the acrylic dough is packed into the flask.
Is it compatible with both heat-cure and cold-cure acrylic?
Yes, mould seal is used as a standard step in processing both heat-cure and cold-cure denture base resins.
Why is a separating medium necessary?
Without a separating medium, the acrylic resin can bond to the gypsum mould, absorb water from it, and result in a rough, porous denture surface.