Maarc Wire Wax

• Available Diameter: 1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm
• Color: Blue

Shelf life & Storage:

• Store at Temp between 10°C to 30°C
• Best before 60 months under proper storage

Preparation:

• Ensure the working area and tools are clean and dry.
• Select the appropriate length of Maarc Wire Wax for the specific spruing task.

Application:

• Creating Sprues:
  
• Mounting Process:
  

Burnout:

• Place the mounted pattern in the burnout oven.
• Follow standard burnout procedures, allowing the wax to melt away cleanly without leaving any residue.

Casting:

• Proceed with the casting process once the burnout is complete.
• Ensure that all wax residues are completely removed before casting the dental prosthesis.

Storage:

• Store any unused wire wax at temperatures between 10°C to 30°C.
• Keep the wax in a cool, dry place to maintain its properties and extend shelf life.

Maintenance:

• Regularly check the condition of the wire wax and replace it if it shows signs of degradation or contamination.

• Specially Designed: Ideal for creating sprues in the casting of dental prostheses.
• Stiffness: Holds wax patterns securely without deforming.
• Easy Burnout: Burns out cleanly without leaving any residue, ensuring a smooth casting process.
• Precision: Facilitates accurate and stable spruing and mounting of dental patterns.
• Long Shelf Life: Retains its properties for up to 60 months under proper storage conditions.
• Reliable Performance: Ensures consistent results in dental labs for prosthesis casting.
• Specially Designed: Ideal for creating sprues in the casting of dental prostheses.
• Stiffness: Holds wax patterns securely without deforming.
• Easy Burnout: Burns out cleanly without leaving any residue, ensuring a smooth casting process.
• Precision: Facilitates accurate and stable spruing and mounting of dental patterns.
• Long Shelf Life: Retains its properties for up to 60 months under proper storage conditions.
• Reliable Performance: Ensures consistent results in dental labs for prosthesis casting.