Maarc Pattern Wax

Cervical Wax (1) Orange (200g)
2401/200
Soft type with degree of fluidity that will allow it to flow and fit perfectly in cervical areas, high adaptation and stability to surfaces. It will wet model surface without shrinkage.
Cervical Wax (2) Red  (200g)
2402/200
Harder than orange wax.
Cervical Wax (3) Blue (200g)
2403/200
Standard inlay wax wherein the pattern comes out easily from the plaster surface.
Cervical Wax (4) Green (200g)
2404/200
Harder than red wax used where hard pattern waxes are preferred.
Cervical Wax (5) Violet (200g)
2405/200
Harder than green wax – used for copying of patterns to add mechanical strength and as undercut wax.
Cervical Wax (6) Coffee (200g)
2406/200
Used for undercuts and adding mechanical stability to wax patterns of jacket crowns.
Cervical Wax (7) Magenta (200g)
2407/200
Hard inlay wax. With medium flow for built up.
Orange Inlay Wax (200g)
2408/200
A white, enamel-like wax used to make a more aesthetic case presentation (wax-up). Easy carving properties. Also aids in the fabrication of temporaries.

• The basic classification from our side is being done based on hardness and stiffness and flow of waxes.
• Softer waxes with high flow are more flexible and are often used
• Flexible
• Fit perfectly in cervical areas
• High adaptation
• Stability to surfaces
• The basic classification from our side is being done based on hardness and stiffness and flow of waxes.
• Softer waxes with high flow are more flexible and are often used
• Flexible
• Fit perfectly in cervical areas
• High adaptation
• Stability to surfaces