Name: Express STD Putty - 3M ESPE
Brand: 3M ESPE
SKU: AD00306
Price: 3260 INR
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Description

3M Espe Express STD Putty – 610ml

An excellent all-purpose impression putty that mixes without streaking for better result, manipulates nicely for easy use, and provides a firm set.
It offers maximum technique flexibility and is the first vinyl polysiloxane automix system used worldwide.
Excellent elastic recovery and has good dimensional stability.
Multiple pour capability.
Precise detail reproduction.
Good dimensional stability.
Excellent elastic recovery.
Indications:
Crown and bridge impressions.
Inlay and onlay impressions.

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Brands	3M ESPE

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About brand

More than a century ago, 3M started as a small-scale mining venture in Northern Minnesota, then named Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company. Now a global powerhouse, our products improve the daily lives of people around the world.

But our success and longevity were not apparent from the start. We tried. We failed. We tried something new. Repeat cycle. Innovation and perseverance drove our founders, and it continues to drive 3Mers today

When 3M began in 1902, our five founders had a simple goal: to mine for corundum, a mineral ideal for making sandpaper and grinding wheels. Turns out, what they thought was corundum was really another low-grade mineral called anorthosite.

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