• Ensures dense, bubble-free acrylic mix when combined with compatible denture base powders.

• Outstanding cross-linking capability enhances the mechanical strength and flexural resilience of processed dentures.

• Delivers optimal color stability to prevent discoloration or yellowing over extended clinical use.

• Formulated to minimize dimensional change, guaranteeing precise fit and anatomical adaptation.

• Promotes smooth dough stage formation with adequate working time for accurate packing.

• Industrial-sized 4-litre tin offering cost-effective utility for high-volume commercial dental laboratories.

DPI Heat Cure Liquid in the 4-Litre tin packaging is an essential heat-polymerizing monomer designed specifically for processing removable complete and partial denture bases. When combined with DPI heat-cure polymer powders, this high-purity methyl methacrylate formulation forms a smooth, homogeneous acrylic dough that fills flask molds effortlessly without trapping air.

The monomer incorporates cross-linking agents that yield exceptionally strong, impact-resistant denture bases with superior color permanence. Designed for professional dental laboratories, this economy-sized 4-litre tin ensures consistent processing characteristics, minimal linear shrinkage, and outstanding biocompatibility for long-term patient comfort.

• Product Form: Clear liquid monomer

• Active Ingredient: Methyl methacrylate monomer

• Curing Mechanism: Heat polymerization (thermal cure)

• Net Volume: 4 Litres

• Container Type: Metal Tin (FD026)

• Color: Clear / Translucent

• Application: Removable full and partial dentures, appliance repairs, rebase/reline procedures

• Compatibility: Optimized for DPI Heat Cure acrylic denture base powders

• Storage Conditions: Store below 30°C in a cool, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and heat sources

• Shelf Life: 3 years from manufacturing date

1 Pack Contains:

• 1 × Metal Tin – 4 Litres Liquid Monomer

1. Clean and dry the mixing vessel, ensuring freedom from contaminants or moisture.

2. Proportion liquid monomer to heat-cure polymer powder according to the recommended volumetric or weight ratio (typically 1 part liquid to 3 parts powder by volume).

3. Add liquid to the vessel first, then slowly sprinkle the powder to allow uniform absorption.

4. Mix gently with a spatula for 30 seconds to achieve complete wetting without trapping air.

5. Cover the container and allow the mixture to reach the non-tacky, workable dough stage.

6. Pack the acrylic dough into the flask mold, apply trial closure, trim excess flash, and clamp securely.

7. Perform thermal curing in a water bath according to standard heat-cure processing schedules.

Manufactured by: Dental Products of India (DPI), India

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