• Hard consistency provides good shape stability after cooling.
• Softens uniformly on gentle heating for controlled manipulation.
• Can be carved cleanly for accurate contours and margins.
• Maintains rigidity during prosthetic try-in procedures.
• Helps minimise distortion of occlusal rims and wax patterns.
• Can be shaped without excessive cracking or flaking after proper softening.
• Suitable for fabrication of trial denture bases and occlusal rims.
• Burns out during denture processing to create space for the final acrylic material.

Maarc Modelling Wax Hard is a rigid dental modelling wax developed for prosthetic and laboratory procedures that require improved shape stability. It becomes workable when gently heated and hardens again on cooling, allowing controlled shaping and adjustment.

The hard consistency makes it particularly useful for preparing occlusal rims, trial denture bases, jaw relation records and other wax forms where resistance to unwanted distortion is important.

Its smooth handling and carving characteristics allow dental professionals and technicians to create accurate contours while maintaining the required shape during subsequent laboratory procedures

• Product Name: Modelling Wax Hard
• Product Code: 2010/500
• Product Type: Hard Modelling / Base Plate Wax
• Net Weight: 500 g
• Consistency: Hard
• Wax Type: Low-fusing modelling wax
• Softening Temperature: Approximately 45°C–55°C
• Colour: Pink
• Application: Prosthetic and dental laboratory procedures
• Suitable For: Occlusal rims, trial denture bases, jaw relation records and wax-ups
• Shelf Life: 60 months
• Storage Temperature: 10°C–40°C 

1 × Maarc Modelling Wax Hard – 500 g

1. Cut or select the required amount of modelling wax.
2. Gently warm the wax until it becomes sufficiently pliable.
3. Adapt the softened wax onto the cast, denture base or required working area.
4. Shape and build the material according to the required prosthetic design.
5. Carve and refine the wax to achieve the desired contours.
6. Allow the wax to cool and harden before checking the final form.
7. Make additional adjustments by reheating selected areas when required.
8. Proceed with the appropriate laboratory or denture-processing procedure

• Intended for professional dental and laboratory use.
• Suitable for fabrication of occlusal rims.
• Can be used during jaw relation registration.
• Suitable for trial denture base fabrication.
• Useful as a spacer over relief areas during denture construction.
• Store between 10°C and 40°C.
• Keep away from excessive heat and direct sunlight.
• Shelf life: 60 months under proper storage conditions

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