Coltene Coltoprint Alginate Powder :450 gms.

Features

Elastic alginate
Regular working and setting times
Thixotropic
Pleasant flavor
Lead-Free
Dust-Free

Description

Normal Setting Chromatic Alginate Impression Material (Flavour: Mango)

Coltene Coltoprint Alginate Powder is the New High Accuracy, High Stability Alginate from World Leaders in Impression Materials.

INDICATION –

Removable prosthesis
Opposing models for fixed and removable prosthesis
Study models
Temporary Crown and Bridge impressions

ADVANTAGE –

Fast water absorption and easy to mix.
Fine reproduction with Long impression storage.
Lead-Free, Dust Free.
Excellent Dimensional stability.
Homogenous smooth mass with Thixotropic consistency.
Excellent elastic recovery.
Smooth consistency when compact surfaces manipulated, great elasticity.
Pleasant Mango flavor reduces discomfort to the patient during the impression-taking

Specifications

COMPOSITION OF ALGINATE –

Diatomaceous earth
Potassium alginate
Calcium sulphate dehydrate
Polypropylene glycol
Disodium orthophosphate
Potassium hexafluorotitanate
Sodium aluminosilicate
Magnesium oxide
Red iron oxide pigment
Spearmint oil as a flavoring agent.

THREE-PHASE CHROMATIC ALGINATE –

• Shocking Pinkphase: mixing time
• Light orange phase: working time
• Yellow phase: time in the mouth

INSTRUCTION FOR USE:

PROPORTION:

Sectional impression – 1 scoop of powder + lower mark of water measure
Full impression – 2 scoops of powder + middle mark of water measure
Large impression – 3 scoops of powder + upper mark of water measure

Standard ratio- Powder:Water = 48g of powder(2 scoops) : 34ml of water (middle mark of water measure) can be mixed to create 39ml of impression material.

MIXING INSTRUCTION:

Machine mixing – 8 to 12 seconds (or as per manufacturer’s instructions)

Note: Machine mixing will slightly shorten working and setting times.

Hand mixing – a vigorous figure of 8 motion is employed for the recommended mixing times as specified below

Mixing, Working and Setting Times
Temperature of water used (in centigrade)	Mixing time (in seconds)	Working time (in minutes)	Setting time from start of mix at 35oC (in minutes)
15	30	2’05”	3’00”
23	30	1’30”	2’00”
31	30	0’50”	1’20”

Please note that the above setting times assume the impression material is placed in the oral cavity, 30 seconds from the end of mix. In practice, variations in time of placements may occur.