The Bego wax and

modelling RANGE

Partners in Progress
Jörg Fasel,
Product Manager Consumables
BEGO Dental

The Bego wax and modelling programme

meets the highest dental technology
standards.
Wax is used on a daily basis in dental laboratory work. The wax-ups
fabricated by the dental technician are like the signature of your
dental laboratory. Even in this age of digital CAD/CAM technology,
wax still has an important role to play.

In actual fact, ‘wax’ is a very broad term covering the most diverse
type of waxes. One way of defining a particular wax is by the nature
of the raw material it is made from, i.e. vegetable, animal, mineral
or synthetic waxes. Another approach is to define waxes in terms
of their chemical or physical properties. But what all waxes have
in common is that they soften or liquefy when heated and solidify
when cooled to room temperature.

In dental technology, mixtures of very different types of wax are

required in most cases in order to create the ideal properties to
suit the specific indication. Bite registration waxes, for example,
remain opaque when heated, guaranteeing perfect modelling
properties. Milling waxes are hard and can be very easily shaved
or milled. Model casting waxes are very easy to mould without
changing the chosen profile shape or surface structure

We have the right wax to meet every need. But don’t just take our
word for it – try out our range of waxes for yourself!
Intro

Index
Partial denture technique 4–10
Preparation wax 4
Blocking-out wax 5
Smooth Casting wax 5
Stippled Casting wax 6
Way profiles 7
Wax Profile assortment 7
Wax border strips with retentions 8
Anatomical wax bar Profiles for lower-jaw partial denture 8
frames
Wax retentions for lower-jaw partial denture frames 9
Way clasp profiles 9
Wax grid retentions for maxillary partial denture frames 10
Wax wire for sprues 10

Crown and bridge technique 11–17

Dipping wax 11
Cervical wax 11
Crown wax 12

4 good reasons, ScanBlock and ScanWax 13

for choosing BEGO waxes Occlusal wax 14

Aroma occlusal wax 15
1 For more than a century our product range has included
Milling wax 15
waxes which meet the highest dental technology
standards. FC Modelling wax for pressable ceramics 16
SecuPress Ring system 16
2 The “Made in Germany” seal of quality is your gua-
Rapid-Wax-System 17
rantee of superb products. We manufacture special
dental waxes from high quality raw materials in our own Rapid-Ringless-System 17
production facilities using tried and tested formulations
with quality control at every stage. Modelling system 18–19
BEGO Modelling wax for prosthetics 18
3 All the products in the BEGO range of waxes are geared
Isocera Separating liquid for the crown and bridge technique 18
to the needs and wishes of practitioners. It goes without
saying that our waxes burn out leaving no residue and Plastic sticks and plastic hollow sticks for distribition 18
provide a high level of adaptability with secure bonding. channels
Aurofilm Wetting agent for investment and releasing the 19
4 In addition, our modelling range is rounded off with surface tension of silicone duplicating moulds
a range of special waxes, accessories and modelling
Adapta deep-drawing system 19
tools.
Rapidi modelling knife 19

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Partial denture technique

BEGO is one of the pioneers of the partial denture technique using CoCr alloys. A large number of useful special waxes and profiles
complete the BEGO partial denture system in a practical way. In combination with the BEGO alloy brands Wironit® and WIRONIUM® and
the BEGO investment materials Wirovest® and WiroFine, these waxes and profiles enable the partial denture technique to be applied
efficiently and with perfect results every time.

Preparation wax for the partial denture technique

• The preparation wax is exceptionally malleable, allowing it to be adapted to the master model perfectly and with firm adhesion, which
saves having to use an additional wax adhesive
• The exemplary shape retention and edge strength of the preparation wax, with a high solidification point of approx. 70 °C, mean that it
can be used with duplicating hydrocolloid at working temperatures of 55 °C
• Simple removal from the master model following duplication rounds off the user-friendly working characteristics perfectly

Product details

Availability Contents Presentation Qty REF

Preparation wax, colour: red,
sheet size 17.5 x 8 cm
0.5 mm 15 sheets pack 1 40036
0.6 mm 15 sheets pack 1 40037
0.7 mm 15 sheets pack 1 40038

Modelling tip
If it is planned to duplicate under pressure, the best results are obtained if the saddles are inundated all round.

Preparation wax Model ready for duplicating Blocking-out wax

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Blocking-out wax
• This wax was developed for blocking out undercuts, for creating clasp steps and for relieving the strain on critical areas of the model.
It is tailored to meet the special requirements of the partial denture technique.
• This blocking-out wax can be easily scraped and cut, is hard and thus ensures the dimensionally-stable, well-defined reproduction of
clasp steps on the investment model
• The boiling-out temperature of approx. 90 °C, the setting temperature of approx. 68 °C and the melting temperature of approx.
80–85 °C guarantee reliability and resilience during duplication, even at high temperatures

Product details

Availability Contents Presentation Qty REF

Blocking-out wax, colour: pink 70 g tin 1 40032

Modelling tip
The edges of wax steps should be formed using a sharp instrument at an angle of 90 °C so that the wax clasp profile receives a defined position.

Smooth casting wax

• Simple, crease-free adaptation
• Adheres firmly to the investment model and burns out leaving no residue
• The high transparency of the wax makes for optimal clarity of the construction markings on the master model and saves unnecessary,
time-consuming corrections to the wax-up
• Smooth casting wax is used to vary the required thickness in combination with stippled surfaces or when the clinical indication so
requires

Product details

Availability Contents Presentation Qty REF

Smooth casting wax, colour: green,
Sheet size 17.5 x 8 cm
0.25 mm 15 sheets pack 1 40091
0.3 mm 15 sheets pack 1 40092
0.4 mm 15 sheets pack 1 40093
0.5 mm 15 sheets pack. 1 40094
0.6 mm 15 sheets pack 1 40095

Wax clasp step Smooth casting wax

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Stippled casting wax

• Tried and tested wax for modelling the bases of upper partial dentures
• Can be easily adapted and adheres firmly to the investment model with no additional wax adhesive
• The stippled casting wax is available in three different surface textures – from fine to coarse – and allows customisation of the surface
shape as required by the practitioner
• The individual stippling of the cast partial denture base facilitates the gripping of food and reduces the foreign body sensation for the
patient’s tongue

Product details

Availability Contents Presentation Qty

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Stippled casting wax, colour: green 15 sheets pack 1
Sheet size 15 x 7.5 cm
REF REF REF
1 coarse veined 2 medium veined 3 fine veined 2
0.35 mm 40160 40192 40210
0.4 mm 40170 40193 40220
0.5 mm 40180 40194 40230
3
0.6 mm 40190 40195 40240

Modelling tip
Before making the model, the investment material can be sprayed with Durofluid to improve adhesion of wax profiles still further. The modelling wax
can be adapted more easily if, in addition, the model is preheated to 35 °C.

Crease-free adaptation of the fine stippled Coarse casting wax over smooth casting wax Medium stippled casting wax placed centrally in
casting wax ensures defined plate thickness the deep palate

Continuous clasps Casting strip 2.0 x 6.5 mm Beading wire 0.8 mm

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Wax profiles
• Tried and tested wax profile shapes make for easy, customised wax-up for a wide range of indications in dental technology
• BEGO wax profiles are very easy to mould, do not bend up and can be easily fixed to the investment model
• The wax formula is designed to provide high internal stability and thus offers remarkable protection against inadvertent deformation
and constriction during shaping
• The wax profile assortment comes in a handy box containing the most frequently required thicknesses and profiles

Product details

Availability Contents Presentation Qty REF

Wax profiles, colour: green, length 17 cm
0.8 mm beading wire 30 g pack 1 40261
1.0 mm beading wire 40 g pack 1 40263
1.35 mm sprues 50 g pack 1 40301
1.6 x 4.0 mm bars, lower jaw 75 g pack 1 40421
2.0 x 4.0 mm bars, lower jaw 85 g pack 1 40422
1.15 x 1.75 mm clasps, continuous clasps 50 g pack 1 40441
2.0 x 4.5 mm casting strips, 90 g pack 1 40462
upper jaw (small bases)
2.0 x 6.5 mm casting strips, upper jaw 125 g pack 1 40461

Flat casting strips – optimally adapted for the casting of maxillary bases
The creation and dimensioning of the sprues are just as important as a precise wax-up. In the case of transverse bars, horseshoe-shaped
and large maxillary partial denture bases, the flat casting strips have proven particularly successful.
Tip: Wax profiles 2.0 mm x 6.5 mm for sprues on large maxillary wax-ups, wax profiles 2.0 mm x 4.5 mm for delicate maxillary wax-ups

Wax profile assortment

• The BEGO wax profile assortment includes the most widely used profiles for wax-ups, which come in a practical box with
compartments
• Medium-hard wax quality

Product details

Availability Presentation Qty REF

Wax profile assortment, colour: green, length 17 cm pack 1 40250
consisting of:
0.8 mm beading wire = 6 g
1.35 mm Gusskanäle = 10 g
2.0 x 4.0 mm bars, lower jaw = 17g
2.0 x 6.5 mm casting strips, upper jaw = 2 x 25 g
1.15 x 1.75 mm clasps, cont. clasps = 10 g

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Wax border strips with retentions

• Wax edge strips with retentions considerably reduce the modelling time for the bases of maxillary partial dentures. The prefabricated
shapes can be easily adapted to meet individual requirements
• A great advantage is that the border strip can easily be shaped as desired since the size can be varied by trimming the tips of the
retentions
• The wax is so supple that it can be shaped easily and reliably as required onto the duplicate model

Product details

Availability Contents Presentation Qty REF

Wax border strips, colour: red, 25 pieces Pack 1 40025
length 17 cm

Anatomical wax bar profiles for lower-jaw partial denture frames

• Three different wax bar profiles for customised shaping of the sublingual bar according to the patient or model status
• The half-teardrop shape of the anatomical wax profile in particular has been tried and tested for many years. It is easy to finish and polish
• The rounded upper edge and concave shape facing the tongue plus the anatomical lower-jaw profile make for good patient acceptance
Tip: For periodontal prophylaxis, a distance of 4 mm should be maintained between the gingival margin and the upper edge of the bar in
the case of lower-jaw partial denture bases.

Product details

Availability Contents Presentation Qty REF

Anatomical wax bar profile, colour: green, 15 pieces pack 1 40075
length 17 cm, 1.8 x 4.2 mm

Small wax bar profile, colour: green, 75 g pack 1 40421

length 17 cm, 1.6 x 4.0 mm

Standard wax bar profile, colour: green, 85 g pack 1 40422

length 17 cm, 2.0 x 4.0 mm

Modelling tip
Adapt the bar using Wirosil duplicating silicone in the shape of a mortar pestle to prevent air gaps between the wax pattern and duplicate model.

Anatomical wax bar profile Wax hole retention

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Wax retentions for lower-jaw partial denture frames

• Which retention profile shape of the various BEGO wax retentions is determined by the specific indication and clinical requirements
• Excellent restoration results can be achieved in both mandibular and maxillary modelling
• Both partial and total dental prostheses can be modelled easily and efficiently
• BEGO wax retentions are available in packs of 15 or in the economical laboratory pack containing 150 pieces

Product details

Availability Contents Presentation Qty REF

Colour: red, length: 17 cm
1 Wax hole retentions 15 pieces pack 1 40620
1 2
Wax hole retentions (laboratory pack) 150 pieces pack 1 40630
2 Wax retentions with round holes 15 pieces pack 1 40051

Wax retentions with round holes 150 pieces pack 1 40052

(laboratory pack)

Wax clasp profiles

• Wax clasp profiles for the premolars or molars ensure a firm grip as well as giving the partial denture the necessary stability
• All clasp profiles have an optimum anatomical shape. The half-teardrop cross-sections have proved to be very effective in preventing
food residues from becoming lodged
• BEGO wax clasp profiles are very easy to mould, do not bend up and can be easily and securely fixed on the investment model with an
optimum degree of adhesion
• BEGO wax clasp profiles help save time during modelling. The wax shapes can be customised by shortening or lengthening them

Product details

Availability Contents Presentation Qty REF

Wax clasp profiles, colour: green, 10 sheets pack 1 40020
(280 clasps)

Wax patterns / wax clasp profile

colour: green (200 clasps) 1 2
1 for premolars 10 sheets pack 1 40021

2 for molars 10 sheets pack 1 40022

3 for Bonyhard clasps 10 sheets pack 1 40024

Wax patterns ring clasp profile

colour: green
1 straight 10 sheets pack 1 40029

2 curved 10 sheets pack 1 40023

1 2

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Wax grid retentions for maxillary partial denture frames

1 Wax grid retentions – permit the simple and effective shaping of retentions to total or partial dentures They guarantee a high level of
security in the connection between the resin and the partial denture plate. The large grid retentions facilitate very economical use of
material
2 the same as 1 but with a larger plate
3 Wax diagonal grid retentions – for shaping the retentions for partial dentures. This particularly advantageous shape offers a very high
degree of security in the connection between the resin and the dentures
4 + 5 Wax grid retentions with holes – can be used as retentions for partial maxillary dentures and as a reinforcement for acrylic full
maxillary acrylic dentures

Product details

Availability Contents Presentation Qty REF

Wax grid retentions, colour: red
1 60 x 42 mm 25 pieces pack 1 40060

2 100 x 100 mm 10 pieces pack 1 40062

3 75 x 150 mm 10 pieces pack 1 40061

4 for partial upper-jaw dentures, 20 pieces pack 1 40066

1 2 3 4 5
70 x 70 mm

5 for upper-jaw dentures, 70 x 70 mm 20 pieces pack 1 40039

Wax wire for sprues

• BEGO wax wires are very easy to shape, do not bend up, and burn out leaving no residue. This allows casting of stress-free
constructions and use with pressable ceramics.
• The wax formula is designed to provide high internal stability and offers remarkable protection against inadvertent deformation and
constriction during bending
• The wax wire facilitates economical use because only the length that is actually required can be cut off
• An opening in the side of the outer packaging allows the wax wire to be fed directly from the pack, thus offering optimal protection
against undesirable impurities and deformations

Product details

Availability Colour Contents Presentation Qty REF

Wax wire, medium-hard
Ø 2.5 mm, approx. 50 m green 250 g roll 1 40085
Ø 3.0 mm, approx. 36 m green 250 g roll 1 40086
Ø 3.5 mm, approx. 28 m green 250 g roll 1 40087
Ø 4.0 mm, approx. 21 m green 250 g roll 1 40088
Ø 5.0 mm, approx. 17 m green 250 g roll 1 40089
Modelling tip
To reduce tension after hot forming, set the wire aside for a short period.

Wax grid retentions with holes Ø 2,5 mm Wax wire for sprues

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crown and bridge technique

BEGO offers a comprehensive range of waxes for crown and bridge work. The properties of the modelling waxes - individually developed
by dental technicians for dental technicians – are perfectly tailored to the respective range of indications. In combination with BEGO
investment materials (Bellavest® SH) and BEGO alloys (Wirobond® 280) they produce impressive casting results with excellent fit.

Dipping wax
• Dipping wax forms wax copings in bridge and crown work, providing the basis for precision dental restorations
• Minimal shrinkage and optimum viscosity are key features of BEGO dipping waxes, guaranteeing reproducible results with uniform wall
thicknesses and high accuracy of fit
• The two wax versions maintain a very consistent viscosity even when the wax is kept at standby temperature for a longer period,
ensuring precise control of the required coping thickness at all times
• Green and red dipping waxes contain only organic components and can be safely used in the ceramic pressing technique
• The increased elastic recovery and strength of the hard elastic red dipping wax maintains the stability of the copings, even in critical situations
• 1 Working temperature of the green dipping wax 70 to 75 °C
• 2 Working temperature of the hard elastic dipping wax approx. 95 °C

Product details

Availability Colour Contents Presentation Qty REF

1 Dipping wax green 150 g pack 1 40009
2
2 Dipping wax hard-elastic red 70 g tin 1 40155
1

Modelling tip
Warm the plaster stump to approx. 35 °C before dipping. Best dipping results can be achieved when you dip the object quickly, then pull it out slowly
and evenly.

Cervical wax
• BEGO cervical wax for cervical edges in eggplant (aubergine) is a tension-free wax on which extremely high demands are placed during
modelling
• BEGO cervical wax is completely tension-free after modelling and is therefore highly recommended for details on cervical edges of
crowns, precision parts and as undercut wax of inlays
• The cervical wax burns out leaving no residue, making it suitable for the ceramic pressing technique as well
• Thanks to the finely adjusted formulation and careful monitoring of all raw material properties, the cervical wax undergoes only very
slight shrinkage after the individual layers have been applied
• BEGO cervical wax has a very low limit of elasticity, so any deformation only has a plastic effect. This allows safe wafer-thin modelling
up to the preparation margin
• Solidification temperature approx. 62 °C

Product details

Availability Colour Contents Presentation Qty REF

Cervical wax eggplant 70 g tin 1 40112

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Crown wax
• Hard and medium-hard wax compositions in blue, dark blue, grey and dentine ensure optimum waxing up of all types of crowns
• Three shades provide for colour preferences and facilitate customised contouring
• The balanced shrinkage of BEGO crown and bridge waxes is reduced to a minimum by the selective use of high-quality raw materials
and rigorous production management
• BEGO crown wax is particularly suitable for waxing up with either an open flame or an electric wax knife
• Both waxes (medium-hard/hard) have ideal carving properties and solidify quickly, enabling them to be applied very quickly.
The choice of version depends essentially on the technician’s preference, the ambient conditions (room temperature) and the stability
required when removing the model or when investing.
• BEGO crown wax can also be used for inlays thanks to its working characteristics
• The solidification point of hard crown wax is approx. 61 °C and that of medium-hard crown wax approx. 60 °C

Product details

Availability Colour Contents Presentation Qty REF

Crown wax hard blue 70 g tin 1 40111

Crown wax hard grey 70 g tin 1 40145

Crown wax hard dentin 70 g tin 1 40146

Crown wax medium-hard dark blue 70 g tin 1 40115

Crown wax medium-hard grey 70 g tin 1 40147

Crown wax medium-hard dentin 70 g tin 1 40148

Modelling tip
Applying small portions of wax reduces the wax contraction.

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ScanBlock and ScanWax

• An increasing number of waxed-up restorations are being scanned using the CAD/CAM technique. The use of highly opaque wax is
the most effective way of preventing translucent effects and ensuring optimal data generation. Precision dental restorations using the
CAD/CAM technique can only be fabricated if there is high data density.
• The high degree of hardness and opacity of BEGO ScanBlock wax also makes it ideal for waxing up restorations fabricated by the milling
technique, and for modelling standard crowns and bridges
• A wax with very high opacity is required for blocking out small cavities on the plaster die in CAD/CAM work. Translucent effects cause
data loss during scanning. ScanBlock ensures data density, even with thin layers of wax.
• Solidification temperature 62 °C

Product details

Availability Colour Contents Presentation Qty REF

ScanWax dentin 70 g tin 1 40151
ScanBlock sky-blue 70 g tin 1 40152

ScanWax dentin Wax scan in the virtual articulator

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Occlusal wax
• Ideal for efficient and aesthetic modelling of occlusal surfaces. BEGO occlusal wax is available in two pastel shades to facilitate the
shaping of occlusal surfaces. The choice of shades is a matter of personal preference. The advantage of light pastel shades, as with all
BEGO occlusal waxes, is that they provide high-contrast visualisation of waxed-up occlusal surface contours, thereby great facilitating
the implementation of occlusal concepts.
• A high degree of hardness is necessary when modelling occlusal surfaces in order to prevent compression at the contact points
between maxilla and mandible
• BEGO occlusal wax is very ductile because of its high surface tension. Wax drops form a ball when solidified, enabling even the most
delicate occlusal contours to be waxed.
• BEGO occlusal waxes do not stain, are not sticky and are very easy to mill. They also meet the highest dental technology standards.
• Solidification point approx. 59 °C

Product details

Availability Colour Contents Presentation Qty REF

Occlusal wax grey 70 g tin 1 40114
Occlusal wax dentin 70 g tin 1 40118

Modelling tip
The wax-up can easily be given a high-gloss, degreased finish before the investment process by using diluted washing-up liquid and a soft brush.

Aroma occlusal wax

• Aroma occlusal wax is an advanced formulation from the BEGO occlusal wax range with optimised hardness and individual fragrances.
The fragrances of wild berries and vanilla provide a surprisingly pleasant working ambience.
• These occlusal waxes do not stain, are not sticky and are very easy to mill
• Solidification temperature approx. 59 °C

Product details
Flavour!
Availability Colour Contents Presentation Qty REF
Aroma occlusal wax Wild berries grey 70 g tin 1 40120
Aroma occlusal wax Vanilla dentin 70 g tin 1 40123

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Milling wax
• BEGO milling waxes in green and grey are specially formulated to meet the particular challenges of machine processingt
• The ideal hardness of the wax prevents shavings from adhering to the wax-up and clogging up the milling tool, so the view of the milled
surface is unobstructed at all times
• The grey milling wax is also formulated with the maximum possible opacity, thus enabling optimal visual assessment of the milled
surfaces and contours
• The ideal motor speed for milling wax is approx. 2,000–5,000 rpm, depending on blade geometry and diameter of the milling tool
used
• The solidification temperature of both milling wax versions is approx. 62 °C

Product details

Availability Colour Contents Presentation Qty REF

Milling wax green 70 g tin 1 40113
Milling wax grey 70 g tin 1 40119

Modelling tip
The application of Isocera separating liquid (page 18) to the milling tool prevents the blades from becoming clogged or wax shavings adhering to the
tool, so you avoid surface inaccuracies right at the milling stage.

Green milling wax Grey milling wax being machined

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FC modelling wax for pressable ceramics

• Special wax for crowns and bridges in press technique and press-to-metal technique, burns out leaving no residue
• This high-quality modelling wax is specially formulated for the full ceramic sector

Product details

Availability Colour Contents Presentation Qty REF

FC modelling wax navajowhite 70 g tin 1 40103
FC modelling wax grey 70 g tin 1 40105

Modelling tip
As a general rule, adhere to the minimum ceramic wall thickness of 0.8 mm. If there is limited space availability, press with a layer thickness of
0.8 mm and then reduce the thickness of ceramic using a rotary instrument.

SecuPress Ring system

• For investing pressable ceramic restorations with Bellavest® SH, three different re-usable ring sizes are available. The markings
facilitate optimal positioning and simplify the task of deflasking the restoration.

Product details

Availability REF
SecuPress Ring system for 100 g investment / 70050
2 g ingots 100 g/12 mm
SecuPress Ring system for 200 g investment / 70051
2 g ingots 200 g/12 mm
SecuPress Ring system for 300 g investment / 70053
2 g ingots 300 g/12 mm

Fully anatomical wax-up Wax-up pattern cut-back technique Sculpting wax FC, grey REF 40105

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Rapid-Wax-System compatibel with Rapid Ringless System

• Time savings as compared to individual sprue system technique
• Secure position and dimensions
• Reliable sprue transitions
• Modelling wax that burns without residue

Product details
Availability Contents Presentation Qty REF
Direct wax sprues
Ø 2.0 mm 250 pieces pack 1 40654
Ø 2.5 mm 250 pieces pack 1 40655
Ø 3.2 mm 250 pieces pack 1 40656
Ø 5.0 mm 100 pieces pack 1 40652
Ø 5.0 mm 250 pieces pack 1 40653
Wax button for Rapid-Ringless-System 100 pieces pack 1 40657

Rapid-Ringless-System compatible with BEGO Rapid wax system

• Time savings in relation to mould systems with foil sleeve, iron ring, etc.
• Compatible with Rapid-Wax-System Minimal wear, thus lower costs than with comparable systems
• Universally applicable for many casting systems Easy separation of mould and mould ring
• For all BEGO crown and bridge investment materials

Product details

Availability Presentation Qty REF

Casting ring and base set 1 52665
Size 1 x (Ø 37 mm/11/4")
Size 3 x (Ø 55 mm/2") set 1 52666
Size 6 x (Ø 72 mm/2 /2")
1
set 1 52667

Sprue with reservoir Wax ball – funnel seal Indirect wax sprue

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BEGO modelling wax for prosthetics

• Sheets of pink standard wax for wax-ups of bases for full or partial dentures, partial denture saddles and occlusal registrations
• Easily shaped and modelled with minimal contraction
• Ideal strength for secure attachment of acrylic teeth
• The high solidification point of approx. 59 °C guarantees reliable trial insertion, enabling the wax to be used as set-up wax in the
acrylic casting technique without becoming deformed
• Reliable quality management guarantees compatibility during trial insertion of the prepared prosthesis made of BEGO modelling wax,
which is why our waxes carry the CE mark

Product details

Availability Colour Contents Presentation Qty REF

BEGO modelling wax, pink 500 g pack 1 40001
thickness 1.5 mm
BEGO modelling wax, pink 2.5 kg pack 1 40007
thickness 1.5 mm

Isocera Separating liquid for the crown and bridge technique

• Isocera separates wax from the plaster model very effectively
• Highly suitable for insulating plaster dies when copings are created using the wax dipping technique

Product details
Availability Contents Presentation Qty REF
Isocera 200 ml bottle 1 52705

Plastic sticks and plastic hollow sticks for distribution channels

• Plastic sticks and hollow plastic sticks are used as a casting reservoir in the sprue technique for casting
• They stabilise the wax-up when using the lift-off technique for crowns and bridges, can be easily shaped over a flame, and burn out
leaving no residue
• Hollow sticks are used in metal-ceramic work for non-precious alloys and alloys with a reduced precious metal content, especially in
larger multi-unit constructions

Product details

Availability Contents Presentation Qty REF

Sticks, length 17 cm, Ø 2.5 mm 40 pieces pack 1 52590
(Cross section 1:1)

Hollow sticks, length 16.5 cm, Ø 5 mm 12 pieces pack 1 52595

(Cross section 1:1)

Modelling tip
Before planned investment under pressure, the ends of the hollow sticks must be sealed very deeply with wax.

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Aurofilm Wetting agent for investment and releasing the surface tension of silicone
duplicating moulds
• Reliable preparation agent for investment in CoCr as well as crown and bridge work
• Aurofilm eliminates the water-repellent effects of the wax pattern ensuring smooth casting surfaces
• Aurofilm is also used successfully in the silicone duplication technique to reduce surface tension

Product details

Availability Contents Presentation Qty REF

Aurofilm 1 litre bottle 1 52015
Aurofilm (spray bottle – for refilling) 100 ml bottle 1 52019

Adapta deep-drawing system

• Simple and fast deep-drawing of copings
• Reasonably priced system which has been proven over many years with special plastic foils
• A uniform minimum wall thickness ensures a high level of stability in the copings
• Ideal for the double-crown technique; coated with milling wax, the Adapta coping offers a high level of protection against inadvertent milling through
• The thin 0.1 mm spacer foil, which is used as part of the system, frees up the necessary, defined space for the luting material

Product details

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Adapta deep drawing system comprising: set 1 20500
1 Forming tub with Adapta mastic
1 Spare pack Adapta mastic
1 Foil holder
100 Adapta foils, 0.6 mm in foil dispenser
1 Pack, 100 Adapta foils, 0.6 mm
200 Adapta foils, 0.1 mm red, in foil dispenser
Adapta deep drawing system intro set comprising: set 1 20520
1 Forming tub with Adapta mastic
1 Foil holder
50 Adapta foils, 0.6 mm
50 Spacer foils, 0.1 mm
Availability Contents Presentation Qty REF
Adapta mastic (spare pack) pack 1 20503
Forming tub with Adapta mastic, 1 Forming tub piece 1 20504
Adapta foil holder piece 1 20510
Adapta foil dispenser incl. 100 x 0.6 mm 20519
Adapta foil dispenser incl. 200 x 0.1 mm 20521
Adapta Spacer foils, 0.1 mm transparent 200 pieces pack 1 20517
Adapta Spacer foils 0.1 mm red 200 pieces pack 1 20502
Adapta foils 0.6 mm, transparent 100 pieces pack 1 20501

Rapidi modelling knife

• The Rapidi modelling knife is ideal for cutting, scraping and modelling, easy-to-change blade

Product details

Availability Contents Presentation Qty REF

Rapidi modelling knife piece 1 52270
Rapidi spare blades 40 pieces set 1 52280

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