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Japan-Stone Bucket 10 kg super hard plaster golden brown

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Manufacturer:
ERNST HINRICHS
Manufacturer's item number:
100183
Odonto item number::
159071
Kort beskrivelse:
Bucket 10 kg super hard plaster golden brown
Forpakning:
Bucket(s)
Enhetsantall:
10
Enhetsbeskrivelse:
Plaster
Farge:
golden brown
Biocidprodukt:
No
Medisinsk bruk:
No
Sterilt produkt:
No
Kosmetisk produkt:
no
Kort produktnavn:
Japan-Stone
Est. lagerdato:
11/12/2025 00:00:00
Special_order:
A
Måeenhet:
kg
Innhold verdi:
10

Beskrivelse

Super hard plaster, type IV (low expansion)

A thixotropic super hard plaster with low setting expansion. This special plaster is characterized by high accuracy of fit, enormous hardness and a smooth, resistant surface.

Recommended applications:

Die models, dental arches, saw-cut models, master models in EM/NEM and VMK technique, control models.

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