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Kemdent – Kemsil Precise lab putty

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Kemsil Precise is a revolutionary new easy to use addition-cured lab putty. Dental Technicians already appreciate how versatile and useful lab putty can be. Kemdent have made it quick and easy to use by offering the latest technology in a simple way.

It is so easy to prepare and use that we call it childs play!
You simply mix equal parts of Kemsil A + B to produce probably the best lab putty you have ever used!

Quick and clean
No messy activator
Easy to measure and mix
Shore A hardness 90
Sets in just 5 minutes

The benefits do not stop with the mixing and preparation. The technology used in Kemsil Precise lab putty offers even greater accuracy, with up to 70% less shrinkage than conventional condensation-cured putties.

Kemsil Precise lab putty can be used for:

Production of copy denture moulds.
Processing denture repairs.
Construction of partial dentures.
Cold-curing CoCr saddles.
Implant work.

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