Ivoclar Vivadent Virtual - Manual (Page 2)

Description
Virtual impression materials are addition-reaction silicones (vinylpolysiloxanes) used to create
fine detail impressions of dentition. Virtual impression materials are available in a variety of
viscosities allowing dental professionals to choose the material and technique best suited for
each individual case.
Colors
See table “Technical Data“
Material Speed Total Work Time [min:s]
Mouth Set Time*
[min:s]
Extra Light Body
[wash] Regular Set
Fast Set 1:30
1:00 4:30
2:30
Light Body
[wash] Regular Set
Fast Set 1:30
1:00 4:30
2:30
Medium Body
[wash] Regular Set
Fast Set 1:30
1:00 4:30
2:30
Monophase
[tray/wash] Regular Set
Fast Set 1:30
1:00 4:30
2:30
Heavy Body
[tray] Regular Set
Fast Set 1:30
1:00 4:30
2:30
Putty
[tray] Regular Set
Fast Set 1:30
1:00 4:30
2:30
* Minimum time the impression material should remain in the mouth before removal.
The processing times are reduced or prolonged depending on the prevalent room temperature.
Technical Data
Extra
Light Body
Light Body
Medium
Body
Monophase
Heavy
Body
Putty
Color Beige Beige Beige Blue Blue Blue
Classification
ISO 4823 /
ADA Spec.
No. 19 Type 3
light-
bodied
consistency
Type 3
light-
bodied
consistency
Type 2
medium-
bodied
consistency
Type 2
medium-
bodied
consistency
Type 1
heavy-
bodied
consistency
Type 0
putty
consistency
Mixing Ratio
[Base:Catalyst]
1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1
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