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Dental Clean-Tray efficiently removes alginate and plaster residue from dental instruments, ensuring safety and effectiveness through quick dissolution and enhanced cleaning options.
MRP: ₹ 400.00
₹ 280.00
Discount: 30% off
Availability: 10 In Stock
Prime Dental Clean-Tray effectively removes alginate or plaster residue from dental instruments like impression trays, spatulas, and flasks. Its white powder formulation, with 250g cleaning power, efficiently cleans at least 125 trays. Safe and versatile, it lacks known contraindications. Following precise usage guidelines, dissolve 50g in 0.5 liters of lukewarm water, soak instruments for 15-30 minutes, then brush and rinse. Warm water or ultrasonic baths enhance results. Be cautious when cleaning different metal trays together to prevent oxide layer formation. Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and tightly seal after each use. Dispose of according to local regulations. Prime Dental Clean-Tray stands as a reliable solution for maintaining dental instruments, emphasizing quality and innovation in dental hygiene.
Purpose: Removal of alginate or plaster residue
Formulation: White powder
Cleaning Capacity: Cleans at least 125 impression trays
Usage Instructions: Dissolve 50g in 0.5 liters of lukewarm water, soak instruments for 15-30 minutes, then brush and rinse
Storage Conditions: Cool, dry place away from sunlight, tightly sealed after each use
Note: In case, impression trays, made of different metals are being cleaned simultaneously in the same Clean-Tray solution, after some time a dark layer may show on one or both metal surfaces. The oxide layer is the result of the potential difference between those metals in a solution of electrolytes (battery effect). This phenomenon may occur even in tap water.
