Tray Adhesive 29.5ml
- VendorPulpdent Corporation
Tray Adhesive 29.5ml
- VendorPulpdent Corporation
$26.74
- Universal formula works with all impression materials
- Thin film helps secure material to the tray
- Direct tray application keeps setup straightforward
- 29.5 Milliliter bottle provides a compact format
- Helps maintain material-to-tray retention
- Quantity: 1 per Pack
Pulpdent Impression Material Tray Adhesive, 29.5 Milliliter is used for securing impression material to the impression tray during dental impression procedures. The adhesive is designed for use with all impression materials, giving dental teams one tray adhesive option across a broad range of impression workflows, and a thin application is placed on the impression tray before the impression material is loaded, helping establish reliable retention between the material and the tray throughout the impression-taking process.
Each pack contains one 29.5mL bottle.
Dental offices ordering tray adhesive from their supplier can buy this universal formulation for clinical settings that use multiple impression material types, avoiding the need to stock separate material-specific tray adhesives for each impression system, since the bottle format provides a compact supply for repeated tray preparation while the thin-film application helps minimize unnecessary buildup on the tray surface during routine chairside use.
The adhesive works by creating a thin bonding layer on the impression tray before the impression material is loaded and seated. This layer helps keep the impression material attached to the tray as it sets and during removal from the mouth, reducing the chance of unwanted separation between the material and tray. Maintaining secure attachment supports impression stability during handling and helps preserve the relationship between the impression material and tray throughout the procedure, and the universal formulation simplifies tray preparation by allowing the same adhesive to be used across multiple impression material systems, creating a consistent workflow regardless of the material selected for the case at hand or the technique the clinician prefers.