What is agar and what is it for ?
Agar is a material composed primarily of water and marine algae. It shows high precision in making molds, but less than silicone, therefore it is rather not used to duplicate models for combined and precise works. The advantage of agar is its low price and the possibility of multiple use. The disadvantage is the long preparation process, the short lifetime of the mold, and in the case of duplicating the models in the refractory mass, the disposability of the matrix made. Making an agar mold begins with melting it, i.e. bringing it to a liquid state. For this purpose, the agar is diced with a regular knife and thrown into an agar dish. The smaller the cube, the faster the agar dissolves.
Agar Castogel 6kg
Agar Castogel is a special duplicating material designed for the production of precision skeleton prostheses and combined work.
Characteristics:
- High accuracy of reproduction of even the smallest details;
- Tear-resistant duplicating mold;
- Exceptional flexibility;
- Very high durability, when heated once a day it can be used for about 4 weeks.
Packaging:
- 6kg
Repligel PG - agar for duplicating plaster models
Repligel PG is an agar mass suitable for duplicating plaster models.
Thanks to the use of a special recipe, the surface of the cast negative remains dry after the agar has set and does not react with the plaster model.
The material allows you to obtain high-quality replicated models even with sharp contours and deep undercuts.
Repligel PG can be used many times just like traditional agar - this allows for a significant reduction in the costs of duplicating models - we especially recommend it to technicians who work with the thermal injection method of acetal and nylon.
Instruction:
- the gel should be cut into small pieces (the smaller the better), placed in an agar dish or other melting device;
- heat to 90-95 °C stirring constantly, stirring prevents lumps from forming and helps to obtain a uniform gel consistency;
- overheating the gel (boiling) should be avoided as it causes water to evaporate and shortens the shelf life of the product;
- To minimize water evaporation during heating, keep the agar dish closed;
- Never add water when first melting the agar;
- After melting, the gel must be cooled to 47-48 °C;
- Before duplicating, place the model in warm water for 15-20 minutes to "soak" it.
ATTENTION:
Before duplicating, the model on the surface must be absolutely dry to prevent water from the plaster surface from reacting with the agar;
setting time at room temperature is approximately 1 hour;
once the model has been released, the agar should be washed and sealed in a container until reused - this process (washing) also replenishes the water lost during melting;
However, add 50-100ml of water per 6 kg of gel if the gel dries out during storage.
Characteristics:
- accurate reproduction of details;
- tear-resistant;
- high durability;
- color pink.
Packaging:
- 6kg
Agar Microform 6kg
Agar Microform is a special duplicating material designed for the production of precision skeleton prostheses and combined work.
Characteristics:
- tear-resistant form;
- very flexible;
- high durability;
- green color.
Packaging:
- 6kg.
Agar Sheraform 6kg
White mass for duplicating agar-based models.
Very precise, with a consistency similar to silicone.
Characteristics:
- white color;
- extremely durable material;
- very smooth casting surfaces - qualitatively comparable to the effects given by silicone;
- resistance to tearing;
- mass for repeated use.
Instruction:
- When using for the first time, do not add water;
- the melting temperature should not exceed 90/92 °C, a higher temperature may damage the mass;
- mix until the mass is completely liquid, otherwise there will be lumps;
- before duplicating, rehydrate the model in lukewarm water for 15 to 30 minutes;
- operating temperature 45 to 50 °C;
- setting time minimum 60 minutes;
- If cold water is used to cool the agar to accelerate setting, it is necessary to wait until the mould reaches room temperature before pouring the investment material;
- To reuse, add 50 to 100 ml of water.
Melting the mass in the microwave:
- cut the agar into small pieces, pour water over it, stir, then pour off the water;
- place the prepared mass in a non-metallic container in the microwave;
- turn on the device for 60 seconds at full power;
- remove and stir for about 30 seconds;
- repeat steps 3 and 4 2 or 3 times until the mass reaches approximately 84 °C
- pouring the prepared model with agar.
Packaging:
- 6kg
Agar Gelon 6kg
Agar Gelon is a special duplicating material intended for the production of precision skeleton dentures, combined works and pouring dentures.
It melts very well in the microwave.
Fast and precise work thanks to low shrinkage and short curing times.
Physical data:
- melting point 92 °C;
- casting temperature 45-46 °C;
- freezing point approx. 38 °C;
- curing time approx. 45 min;
- deformation under pressure approx. 8%;
- residual deformation approx. 0.5.
Color:
- green
Packaging:
- 6kg
Agar Repligel PD 6kg for the pouring method
REPLIGEL is perfect for demanding partial dentures.
It creates a tear-resistant, very flexible form for duplication, which does not cause any problems even with undercuts.
High-quality base material ensures exceptionally long durability.
- PD x-hard agar, perfect for the acrylic pouring method.
Characteristics:
- can be melted in a microwave oven;
- very precise and hard;
- color blue.
Packaging:
- 6kg
Agar Repligel P 6 kg for skeletons
Thanks to its excellent accuracy in reproducing even the smallest details, REPLIGEL is perfect for demanding partial dentures.
Creates a tear-resistant, highly flexible duplicating form that does not cause any problems with undercuts.
High-quality base material ensures exceptionally long durability.
Characteristics:
- pink color;
- for duplicating models from investment material.
Packaging:
- 6kg
EcoGel agar for duplicating plaster models pink 6kg
Pink agar for duplicating plaster models in the technique of making dentures from thermoplastic materials (can be used instead of silicone).
Instruction:
- The gel should be cut into small pieces (the smaller the better), placed in an agar dish or other melting device. Heat to 90-95°C, stirring constantly.
- Stirring prevents lumps from forming and helps achieve a uniform gel consistency.
- Avoid overheating the gel (boiling) as this causes the water to evaporate and shortens the shelf life of the product.
- To minimize water evaporation while heating, keep the agar dish closed.
Never add water when first melting the agar.
Once melted, the gel must be cooled to 47-48°C.
Before duplicating, place the model in warm water for 15-20 minutes to "soak" it.
ATTENTION:
Wipe the surface of the model before duplicating; the model must be absolutely dry to prevent water from the plaster surface from reacting with the agar.
Setting time at room temperature is approximately 1 hour.
Once the model has been released the agar should be washed and sealed in a container until reused - this process (washing) also replenishes the water lost during melting.
However, add 50-100ml of water per 6 kg of gel if the gel dries out during storage.
Packaging:
- 6kg.
EcoGel agar for duplicating plaster models, transparent, 6kg
Transparent agar for duplicating plaster models in the technique of making prostheses from thermoplastic materials (Can be used instead of silicone).
Instruction:
- The gel should be cut into small pieces (the smaller the better) and placed in an agar pot or other melting device. Heat to 90-95°C, stirring constantly.
- Mixing prevents lumps from forming and helps obtain a uniform gel consistency.
- Avoid overheating the gel (boiling) because it causes water to evaporate and shortens the shelf life of the product.
- To minimize water evaporation, keep the agar pot closed during heating.
Never add water when melting agar for the first time.
After melting, the gel must be cooled to 47-48°C.
Before duplicating, place the model in warm water for 15-20 minutes to "soak" it.
ATTENTION:
Before duplicating, wipe the surface of the model, the model surface must be absolutely dry to prevent water from the plaster surface from reacting with the agar.
Setting time at room temperature is approximately 1 hour.
After releasing the model, the agar should be washed and closed in a container until re-use - this process (washing) also replenishes the water lost during melting.
- However, add 50-100 ml of water per 6 kg of gel if the gel dries out during storage.
Packaging:
- 6kg
EcoGel-agar green for duplicating models 6 kg + can for duplicating models for free!!!
Agar for duplicating models, when making skeletal dentures and for the "infusion" method
Packaging:
- 6kg
Agar Progel 2kg
Agar Progel is an agar hydrocolloid mass for duplicating models, intended for the production of skeletal dentures and combined works. Flexible, thermally reversible, reusable. Temp. working 45 ° C. It reproduces the finest details accurately. Low temperature handling reduces shrinkage and optimizes the result.
Characteristics:
- Accurate mapping of details.
- Tear-resistant.
- High durability.
Package:
- 2kg