Release® dry lubricant

Release®, an instant-dry lubricant and separating agent in economical spray, is fast becoming an "overnight" success in dental operatories.

May 1st, 1999

Release®, an instant-dry lubricant and separating agent in economical spray, is fast becoming an "overnight" success in dental operatories.

Release® is used to spray plugger points, amalgam carriers, rimlock and perforated trays, spatulas, bowls, flasks, articulators, and jointed instruments. The product prevents materials from sticking during dental procedures, and works well for releasing custom-molded appliances.

Release® dry lubricant is effective without the use of silicones or petroleium distillates which could stain or contaminate materials.

The 16.5 oz. laboratory-size container is both economical and long-lasting, since only a small amount is needed for instant results.

For additional information about Release®, contact Cetylite Industries, 9051 River Road, Pennsauken, NJ 08110, or call (800) 257-7740.

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