$49.15

• Red tips identify low-viscosity material use
• 4.2 mm size supports controlled material mixing
• Designed for redesigned 50 mL Genie cartridges
• Alignment design supports secure attachment
• Improved mixer helps reduce material waste
• Quantity: 50 per Bag

Sultan Red Mixing Tips for 50mL Low-Viscosity Impression Material Cartridges is used for automatic mixing and dispensing of lower-viscosity dental impression materials, including wash materials used in restorative and prosthodontic impression workflows. The red color provides clear identification of the low-viscosity configuration, helping dental teams distinguish these tips from mixing tips intended for heavier materials, and the redesigned geometry is compatible with the newer 50mL Genie cartridge system. Each bag contains 50 tips, red in color, with a compact 4.2mm mixing profile suited to low-viscosity materials requiring controlled flow and uniform blending.

Dental offices ordering mixing tips from their supplier can buy this red version specifically for wash materials, distinguishing them from larger mixing tips used with medium- and heavy-viscosity materials. Built-in turning wings support straightforward connection to the cartridge, while an alignment pin helps guide assembly and reduce the potential for cross-contamination between the base and catalyst outlets. The internal mixer design is engineered to combine the two impression material components as they travel through the tip, helping produce a uniform mix before the material exits the dispensing end. Mixing chamber technology supports consistent blending while reducing unnecessary retained material within the tip compared with previous configurations, and current product information indicates the redesigned cartridge-tip system can reduce impression material waste by up to 24% while improving mix quality.

The secure connection and internal alignment also help maintain a reliable pathway from the cartridge into the mixer, supporting predictable dispensing of low-viscosity wash materials throughout restorative impression procedures where consistent margin detail depends on thorough, even mixing at the point of delivery.