Tray Resin
Lodden
A resin for printing custom impression trays — a tray built to the patient’s arch instead of a stock tray. A custom tray keeps an even space for the impression material, so final impressions — for dentures, implants and bridges — come out more uniform and stable. When the tray is printed from the digital file there is no hand-shaping in acrylic, and spacer, stops and implant openings can be planned in advance. The manufacturer recommends curing under water; follow its instructions.
Key features
- Built to the patient’s arch — an even space for the impression material
- For final impressions in dentures, implants and bridges
- Printed from the file — no hand-shaping in acrylic
- Spacer, stops and implant openings planned in advance in software
Technical specifications
- Type
- photopolymer resin for custom impression trays
- Wash
- IPA (isopropyl alcohol) — 2 + 2 min (rough, then fine)
- Post-curing
- double-sided · 10–20 mW/cm² · 3–5 min · curing under water recommended
Data as published by the manufacturer. Details vary by configuration — talk to us.
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