• Provides smooth and controlled manipulation during wax pattern fabrication.
• Available in multiple grades with different hardness and flow characteristics.
• Offers good adaptation to prepared surfaces and margins.
• Suitable for detailed modelling of inlays, onlays, crowns and bridges.
• Softer variants provide greater flow and flexibility.
• Harder variants provide improved stability during build-up and contouring.
• Supports accurate carving and shaping of restorative patterns.
• Available in multiple colours for different laboratory applications.

Maarc Pattern Wax is a dental inlay and onlay wax designed for the fabrication of precise wax patterns used in indirect restorations. It offers controlled workability and adaptation, allowing dental professionals and technicians to model detailed patterns for inlays, onlays, crowns and bridges.

The range includes multiple wax grades that vary in hardness, stiffness and flow. Softer variants provide greater flexibility and adaptation, while harder grades offer increased stability during build-up, margin formation and pattern fabrication.

Maarc Pattern Wax can be shaped and carved to reproduce the required restorative anatomy before the pattern is invested and processed using the appropriate casting technique. Its range of colours and handling characteristics allows the clinician or technician to select a suitable variant for different waxing requirements.

Variants:• No. 1 Orange – 2401/200 – Soft / dipping wax
• No. 2 Red – 2402/200 – Built-up wax
• No. 3 Blue – 2403/200 – Medium built-up wax
• No. 4 Green – 2404/200 – Hard pattern wax
• No. 5 Violet – 2405/200 – Hard built-up wax
• No. 6 Coffee – 2406/200 – Copying wax
• No. 7 Magenta – 2407/200 – Margin wax
• No. 8 Orange – 2408/200 – Flowing hard wax
• No. 2 Blue – 2409/200
• No. 2 Light Blue – 2410/200

• Brand: MAARC
• Product Type: Inlay / Onlay Pattern Wax
• Material: Dental pattern wax
• Net Weight: 200 g
• Application: Inlays, onlays, crowns and bridges
• Technique: Suitable for direct and indirect wax pattern techniques
• Workability: Uniform across a wide temperature range
• Available in different hardness, flow characteristics and colours
• Country of Origin: India

1 × Maarc Pattern Wax – 200 g

1. Select the appropriate Pattern Wax variant according to the required hardness and application.
2. Gently soften the required quantity of wax using a controlled heat source.
3. Apply the softened wax to the prepared cavity, die or working model.
4. Build and shape the wax gradually to achieve the desired restoration contour.
5. Use suitable wax-carving instruments to refine margins, anatomy and surface details.
6. Allow the wax pattern to stabilise before carefully removing or investing it.
7. Proceed with the required casting procedure according to the selected laboratory technique.

• Store between 10°C and 30°C.
• Keep away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.
• Best used within the manufacturer's recommended shelf life.
• Intended for professional dental and laboratory use.
• Select the wax variant according to the required flow, hardness and clinical or laboratory application.

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