20Pcs Dental Lab Orthodontic Splint Retainer Slice 0.8mm Hard/Soft Vacuum Forming Sheet Thermoforming Material (0.8mm Hard)

20Pcs Dental Lab Orthodontic Splint Retainer Slice 0.8mm Hard/Soft Vacuum Forming Sheet Thermoforming Material (0.8mm Hard)

1. Excellent Thermoforming Properties: Features excellent thermoforming properties to prevent blistering and ensure a perfect fit. 2. Economical and Environmentally Friendly: Provides economic and environmental protection with its excellent weather resistance. 3. High Toughness and Chemical Resistance: Constructed with high toughness to resist rupture and maintain color integrity. 4. Versatile Thickness Options: 0.8mm/1.0mm/1.5mm/2.0mm, Available in 4 thicknesses (0.8mm to 2.0mm) to suit various orthodontic needs.
Specifications:
Color: Transparent
Material: Soft / Hard Plastic Sheet
Shape: Square
Thickness: 0.8mm/1.0mm / 1.5mm / 2.0mm
Length: 127mm/5"(appr.)
Width: 127mm/5"(appr.)
Weight: 0.5 kg
Package included: 1 bag vacuum forming sheet
 
Feature:
◆ Machine used, for retainer
◆ Excellent thermoforming properties, prevent blistering.
◆ With high thoughness, have suffcient capacity, helps to prevent rupture.
◆ Provides excellect weather resistance and chemical resistance properties, to prevent discoloration, environmental protection, economic.
 
Application
◆ It is mainly used for molding the mouth cavity shape.
◆ It need to use with vacuum former.
- - -Tear the protection film from two sides of the splint.
- - -Heat the splint on the vacuum former.
- - -Put the mold tray on slice take it out from vacuum former after heating.
- - -Cool off the slice.
 
Precautions
◆ Do not place in high temperature places
◆ Please pay attention to scratching your fingers when using this product.
◆ Remove the surface scratch-resistant protective film when using
 
Notice:
◆ Please allow slight deviation of measurement due to manual measurement.
◆ Due to difference of photographic light, product batches and monitor setting, colors of actual product you get may slightly has unable difference from what you see on your computer monitor, please understand