• Highly pliable at room temperature for easy manipulation.
• Can be adapted without preheating.
• Useful for filling gaps and correcting wax patterns.
• Blends easily with existing wax during repairs.
• Helps preserve peripheral borders of impressions.
• Useful for extending and modifying impression tray borders.
• Can be used for filling sprue bases.
• Flexible rope form can be shaped according to the required application.

Maarc Utility Wax is a soft and pliable dental wax supplied in rope-shaped strips for a variety of prosthodontic and laboratory applications. The material remains workable at room temperature, allowing it to be shaped and adapted without routine preheating.

It can be applied around impression tray borders to modify or extend the required contour and helps preserve the peripheral edge of an impression during model preparation. The wax is also useful for filling gaps, repairing wax patterns and correcting minor defects by blending additional material into the existing wax.

Its flexible consistency also makes it suitable for filling sprue bases and other laboratory applications requiring an easily adaptable wax. Each pack contains 12 strips measuring approximately 30 cm in length and 5 mm in diameter.

• Product Type: Dental Utility Wax
• Form: Rope / Wire-Shaped Wax Strips
• Pack Size: 12 Strips
• Length per Strip: 30 cm
• Diameter per Strip: 5 mm
• Manipulation: Pliable at room temperature
• Preheating Required: No
• Application: Impression tray modification, wax pattern repair, peripheral edge protection and sprue-base filling
• Storage Temperature: 10°C–30°C

1 Pack Contains:

• 12 × Maarc Utility Wax Strips
• Size of each strip: 30 cm × 5 mm diameter

1. Ensure the working surface, impression, or wax pattern is clean and dry.
2. Select the required length of utility wax.
3. Shape the wax gently with fingers at room temperature.
4. Adapt it along the required impression tray border or prosthetic edge.
5. For wax pattern correction, place the required amount over the defective area and blend it smoothly with the surrounding wax.
6. For peripheral protection, adapt the wax evenly around the impression margin.
7. Check the contour and make further adjustments as required.
8. Proceed with the subsequent impression or laboratory procedure.

Not Applicable