Dental separating agent

American Dental Supply, Inc. has added RELEASE-SEP to its line of die-prep materials. RELEASE-SEP is a high-performance synthetic lubricant and separating agent designed for the needs of the dental industry.

Mar 1st, 1998

American Dental Supply, Inc. has added RELEASE-SEP to its line of die-prep materials. RELEASE-SEP is a high-performance synthetic lubricant and separating agent designed for the needs of the dental industry.

A light coating cures in seconds to form a fine, non-oily, mold-releasing finish. It can be used on virtually any surface as a lubricant and release agent. Spray RELEASE-SEP on impression materials to release stone and create smooth, perfect models. RELEASE-SEP releases waxes from die and model materials. It eliminates scrubbing and scraping hardened impression and investment residues from counters, trays and bowls.

RELEASE-SEP is available in 4 and 8 oz. spray bottles and pint and quart refills. For additional information, call American Dental Supply, Inc. at (610) 252-1464.

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