The die is dipped once into liquefied wax to produce a perfectly adapted, detailed, reproducible and accurate  copings of wax that has an even wall thickness with sealed margins. The coping allows virtually immediate and easy carving. The crush resistant copings come off the dies clean while supporting flexible and sharp margins.

The wax has high elasticity (memory), burnout clean and has minimum shrinkage (consistent dimensional integrity). The wax has also excellent scraping and cutting qualities, as it can be carved & shaped and will resist warping, breaking or deforming of the copings, giving it best fittings and easy adaption of the casted crowns.

The wax is melted with a gas flame and used as a wax “glue”. To remove the wax, just reheat it and it will melts cleanly away without residue.

The wax is highly tenacious (strong), hard, fast-setting and very adhesive. It flows easily, sets firmly, and is rigid at room temperature.

These waxes can easily be handled, shaped, formed and worked together with a heated spatula. Different sizes and shapes can be joined together to develop a model. This high quality, pliable wax is ideal for producing lingual bars and retentions. While extremely flexible, this wax is strong enough to be twisted or bent to conform to any shape without cracking or breaking.

Different stock shapes are available with gauges ranging from 6 through 20.

The wax wire on rolls is very economical in terms of consumption, because only the amount actually required needs to be cut, thus providing excellent value for money.