




Dental Waxes and Wax Patterns
Casting wax, inlay wax, base plate wax, wax nets, wax lines, pattern formers and infiltrating wax.
Everything Catalogued in Dental Waxes and Wax Patterns
Wax Net 968
Wax Net 978
Wax Net 988
Wax Net 928
Wax Net 828L
Wax Net 828S
Wax Net 878
Wax Net 898
Wax Line
Accurate Infiltrating Wax
Base Plate Wax
Casting Wax, Thin
Casting Wax, Thick
Inlay Casting Wax, Blue
Inlay Casting Wax, Green
Pattern Former Wax, Green
Pattern Former Wax, Blue
Pattern Former Wax, Red
Pattern Former Wax, YellowWhat This Category Fixes at the Bench
Wax is the pattern, and the pattern is the casting. Every property that matters downstream, flow, carving hardness, burn-out residue, is decided by which wax comes off the shelf.
Problems it removes
- Wax with poor burn-out leaves residue that shows up as casting inclusions.
- Patterns built from the wrong hardness distort between wax-up and investing.
- Retention patterns cut by hand are slow and inconsistent across a framework.
Who buys it
- Crown and bridge wax-up benches
- Removable partial framework departments
- Denture set-up and base plate work
Where This Range Is Strong
- Wax nets in a numbered range of patterns for framework retention areas.
- Casting and inlay casting waxes alongside base plate wax for denture work.
- Pattern former waxes and wax lines for sprues and connectors, plus accurate infiltrating wax.
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Used in these workflows
Bought by
Typical Situations at the Bench
Building retention on a partial denture framework
Full-contour wax-ups for pressing or casting
Base plates and occlusal rims in the denture department
Dental Waxes and Wax Patterns: Buyer Questions
What are the numbered wax nets for?
Each number is a different mesh or pattern used to build retention areas on partial denture frameworks. Technicians choose the pattern by the retention required and the space available.
Does the wax burn out cleanly?
Casting and inlay waxes in this range are formulated for burn-out. Follow the investment manufacturer's burn-out schedule; residue problems are usually a schedule problem, not a wax problem.
How should wax be stored?
Cool, out of direct sun, and flat. Wax that has been through a hot shipment and cooled unevenly handles differently, which is why we ship wax with the rest of the order rather than in high summer air freight where we can avoid it.
Get a Price on Dental Waxes and Wax Patterns
Send the items and quantities you need from this category. We will quote them with the rest of your order so it ships once.