Thanks to the DMG-developed Snap-Set technology the new Honigum-Putty offers a so far unrivaled combination of comfortable working time and short time in mouth. Its generous working time reduces the »mix stress« to a minimum. Deformations due to already set material are prevented, and micro movements are reduced by the quicker cross linking. For the patient the shorter time in mouth translates into significantly more comfort during the treatment.
Honigum-Putty is an impression material based on addition curing silicones. The material is available as a hand-mix version and in the ready-to-use pre-filled MixStar cartridge, which is suitable for use in the DMG MixStar-eMotion and other commercially available mixing machines.

Honigum MixStar Putty is a dynamically mixed true putty. It is the first VPS impression material with a putty consistency available in a MixStar cartridge.
Honigum Quad FastHeavy Body Material/Heavy mix star is a fast-setting, teal tray material perfect for fast double-phase quadrant and single-unit impressions. Honigum is a hydrophilic poly vinylsiloxane impression material with a patented microcrystalline wax matrix that lowers its viscosity under bite pressure to flow into the most difficult to reach subgingival areas. It also provides a slump free starting thickness for easy tray dispensing. The quick snap set prevents distortion, yet it is easy to remove. Honigum’s pleasant honey aroma and neutral taste make the material extremely patient-friendly.

INDICATIONS FOR HEAVY MIXSTAR PUTTY:

• Indications
• Crown and bridge impressions
• Inlay and onlay impressions
• All types of pickup impressions, e.g. for implants and telescopes

COMPOSITION:

• Vinyl polysiloxanes
• Hydrogen polysiloxanes
• Silicium dioxide
• Pigments
• Additives
• Platinum catalyst

Recommended use
Double-mix impressions
1. Fill the tray with Honigum-Putty.
2. Syringe the preparation with Honigum-Light. Observe the associated instructions for use! Note: The filling of the tray and syringing should be completed at the same time as the higher temperature in the mouth leads to a quicker setting of the syringed material compared to the tray material. 3. Position the filled tray in the mouth within the working time, slowly and using very little force, and allow the impression to form. 4. Remove the impression from the mouth once the setting time has elapsed,

INDICATIONS:
1.Crown and bridge impressions.
2.Inlay and onlay impressions.