Indirect Bonding Tray (IBT) Resin
Lodden · IBT Resin
A resin for printing indirect bonding trays (IBT) in orthodontics — a tray that transfers every bracket in the arch in one step. Bracket positions are set in advance in software or on the model, and the printed tray holds each bracket in place until it is bonded. Placement rests on the plan rather than on eye and hand at the chair. If a bracket comes off, a partial tray can be printed to rebond it. Processing and post-curing follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
Key features
- Every bracket in the arch transferred to the mouth in one step
- Placement follows the digital plan — not the eye at the chair
- Can shorten bonding time at the chair
- The file is saved — a sectional tray to rebond a lost bracket
Technical specifications
- Type
- photopolymer resin for indirect bonding trays (IBT)
- Print layer height
- 0.05 mm
- Wash
- IPA (isopropyl alcohol) — 3 + 3 min (rough, then fine)
- Post-curing
- single-sided · 60 min at 50–100 mW/cm² · 20–30 min at 100–300 mW/cm²
Data as published by the manufacturer. Details vary by configuration — talk to us.
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