Hydrosol Alginate is a regular-set, dust-free hydrocolloid impression material designed for reliable dimensional stability, excellent tear strength, and accurate reproduction of clinical details. Its handling characteristics support smooth mixing, controlled working time, and consistent performance in professional dental environments.
Key Characteristics
Enhanced Tear Resistance
Formulated to minimize distortion during removal, maintaining integrity in areas with mechanical retention and preserving fine margins and surface detail.
High Elastic Recovery
Returns to its original form after deformation with minimal permanent change, supporting precision in subsequent restorative or laboratory steps.
Balanced Working and Setting Time
Regular-set formulation allows adequate time for preparation, placement, and positioning prior to final set, supporting predictable workflow efficiency.
Fine Detail Reproduction
Captures anatomical form and surface texture accurately, ensuring suitability for diagnostic models, provisional work, orthodontic study models, and other laboratory applications.
Dust-Free Formula
Reduces airborne particles during mixing and supports a cleaner operatory environment.
Smooth Mixing Consistency
Creamy texture aids spatulation and tray loading with minimal bubbles.
Biocompatible Composition
Formulated for safe intraoral use in professional dental practice settings.
Practical and Cost-Effective
Delivers dependable performance and value for clinics requiring consistent results across routine procedures.
✅ Directions for Use
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Shake container before dispensing to loosen powder.
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Use room-temperature distilled water (approx. 25°C). Warmer water shortens working and setting time.
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Recommended ratio: 16 g powder (2 scoops) to 38 ml water.
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Add powder to water gradually and spatulate for approximately 20 seconds until smooth and uniform.
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Load material into the tray promptly.
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Maintain in position for the recommended setting time.
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Remove after set and allow impression to dry before pouring.
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For best dimensional accuracy, pour immediately after impression making.
