ERGO Ceramic
Double-sided special instruments for modelling porcelain.
Instrument No. 1:
• large blade – replaceable.
• for separating interdental spaces.
• for reducing dentine layers.
• large claw scraper with sharp blade.
• precise resection when modelling outer edges.
• for hollowing the lingual parts of incisors.
Instrument No. 2:
• fine nerve needle – replaceable.
• for working on fissures in occlusal areas.
• for preparing inlays for enamel fissures.
• for resecting built-up dentine shape.
• for building up shape in enamel and transparent masses.
• small blade – replaceable.
• fine modelling in hard-to reach places.
• for opening interdental spaces. |
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Agate spatula
Agate instrument for mixing porcelain masses.
• The porcelain cannot be contaminated by metal flaking off instruments.
• Both ends can be used. |
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Alpha
Fine instruments for applying, modelling and separating porcelain mass.
• very thin (0.12 mm), flexible spring tips.
• replacement of individual knife is possible.
• finest separation of individual crowns and bridge parts.
• differentiation via coloured instrument handles.
• very light porcelain instruments. |
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Multi-purpose instrument
High quality instrument with tension adjustor and 5 different inserts for use within various dental
technology applications.
• blade change within seconds.
• super-thin blades for separating porcelain.
• light instrument with non-slip grip. |
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Keramogrip
Anchor instrument for crowns and bridges during porcelain or acrylic work.
• replaceable, fine diamond tips.
• minimal damage to crown edge due to elliptical shape.
• finely graduated gripping ratchet.
• two versions: straight or curved.
• areas of use: building-up condensing, staining or marking approximal contact points.
• ideal for full porcelain reconstructions. |
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Jacketgrip
Tweezers for a secure hold on crowns and bridges.
• replaceable, fine diamond tips.
• elliptical shapes ensures secure hold and no damage to edges even in narrow crowns.
• thumb-screw allows individual, infinitely variable setting on crown diameter.
• overload (cracks, splits) is avoided by reduced spring tension.
• quick release of gripped object by removing the tension on the spring (press in). |
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Haemostat
Standard rust-proof steel haemostat.
• curved tips.
• fine-toothed gripping surface.
• 13 cm (5,12 inch) length. |
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Miscellaneous |
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Dia-Finish
Two in one –> polishing instrument + polishing paste.
High-quality felt discs impregnated with fine diamond particles for polishing porcelain and
facing acrylics.
• optimum combination of polishing felt and diamond paste.
• quick and comfortable polishing.
• long-lasting and ready to use.
• polish without firing after occlusal grinding (TIME-SAVING!).
• the blister pack allows them to be stored for a long time without drying out.
• autoclavable.
Technical Details Wheel Knife-edge
Ø Dia-Finish 12 mm 12 mm / 15 mm
max. rpm 15,000 1/min. 15,000 1/min. |
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Dia-Finish E
Thin, highly durable felt disc 10mm with polishing paste for single use. For polishing porcelain
and acrylic within the mouth of the patient.
• small disc for optimum use on interdental spaces or deep fissures.
• comfortable post-polishing of ground occlusals. |
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Silicone polishers for porcelain and metal
Diamond abrasive silicone polisher for pre-polishing porcelain and metal.
• fine ground surface.
• heavy abrasion.
• no smear build-up on porcelain.
• ideal for the transition between metal and porcelain.
Ø wheel 22 mm
Thickness 3.2 mm
max. rpm 15,000 1/min. |
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Stain-Mix
Porcelain mixing palette for stains with transparent or black lid.
• 30 small wells for stains.
• 1 large well for glaze.
• available with a black lid for light-curing stains.
Glass mixing palette for porcelain and light-curing stains.
• 30 small wells for stains.
• 3 large wells for glazes or mixing fluids.
• tapered edge to wells for scraping off brushes and for fine apportioning of colours
• air-tight lid.
• available with a black lid for light-curing stains. |
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Melody
Porcelain palette with individual wells for mixing porcelain stains.
• 16 sloped wells for stains.
• 4 flat wells for individual mixing of stains.
• separate well for mixing fluid.
• All porcelain compounds and colours are clearly laid out.
• transparent lid with airtight seal.
For Tropical, Tropicolino etc.
A homogenous palette material capable of diffusion provides the porcelain with a continuous supply of the correct amount of fluid.
The system
• the porcelain palette rests in an acrylic tray of water.
• permanent diffusion of the water takes place through the palette surface.
• the porcelain’s optimum moist consistency is maintained.
Advantages
• no purchase of wear-and-tear parts (e.g., membranes or filters).
• every gram of porcelain is used.
• no continual re-moistening of the porcelain powder.
• porcelain remains consistently moist for days and weeks.
• minimal evaporation during work breaks due to air-tight lid.
• technician can concentrate on modelling.
• choice of three mixing palettes for individual use.
Cleaning
Manually:
• under running water.
• with a jet steam spray.
• with sandpaper (400 µm)
Baked in a pre-heating oven (e.g. overnight)
Note:
The use of an agate spatula instead of metal instruments prevents scraping the palette when mixing |
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Tropical
Large porcelain mixing palette with moisture retention function.
• three glazed wells for mixing liquid or stains. |
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Tropicolino
Porcelain mixing palette with moisture-retention function. 30% smaller than the Tropical. |
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Tropicana
Porcelain mixing tray with moisture-retention function and wells.
• 12 large wells for separate storage of porcelain.
• 7 smaller wells for small mixing amounts.
• 4 glazed wells (without moisture) for mixing liquid or stains. |
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Rainbow
Moisturises porcelain compound via perforations in wells.
The system
• the porcelain palette rests in an acrylic tray of water.
• capillary effect to the wells (2 holes each) moistens the porcelain.
• permanent optimum porcelain consistency.
Advantages
• continuous balancing out of evaporation.
• porcelain remains ready to use over weeks. |
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Porcelain Mixing Palette
Porcelain mixing palette for porcelain compound and stains.
• wells are shaped for optimum take-up of porcelain compound.
• larger and smaller wells for apportioning porcelain.
• permits mixing of two shades with dentine, enamel and cervical powders.
• round, flat wells for 6 different stains.
• transparent lid gives airtight seal during work breaks. |
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Metrical scoops
Stainless steel metrical scoops for precisely apportioning porcelain mass.
• slim shape for easy access to small bottles of porcelain.
• for reproducible, individual porcelain mixtures.
• 4 different scoop sizes.
Size 1 = 0.02 g Size 2 = 0.05 g Size 3 = 0.10 g Size 4 = 0.40 g |
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Ceramex – Removers / Dissolver
Caustic agent for removing porcelain, investment material and metal oxides.
Areas of Application
• removal of porcelain facings.
• etching full porcelain inlays and crowns before cementing (cover polished areas with wax).
• removal of oxides from all bonding alloys -
not titanium!
• loosening of investment material without blasting.
Advantages
• particularly effective in an ultrasound bath at 40–45°C resp. 104–113°F (acrylic vessel).
• no damage to framework.
• does not attack metal. |
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GO-2011 Removers / Dissolver
Special liquid for powerful yet sparing removal of plaster.
• removes plaster from: dentures, mixing vessels, instruments, articulators and work surfaces.
• quick reaction (creates bubbles).
• does not dissolve acrylic, metals or glass.
• optimum effect in ultrasound bath at 40-50°C (104-122°F).
• ready-to-use liquid (2 litres can remove approx. 200 g plaster) |
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Proform-12
Proform-12 is a porcelain additive which lends plasticity to the porcelain mass.
• the porcelain takes on a wax-like consistency.
• improves stability of porcelain when modelling.
• considerably less evaporation just by adding a few drops (= remains moisture over a longer period).
• does not affect the firing process.
• neutral colour.
• enables aesthetic occlusal surfaces to be modelled using the tiniest porcelain portions.
• optimum bond between applied layers.
• can be used with all porcelain powders from reputable manufacturers.
• excellent for use with both natural and acrylic bristle brushes. |
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