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Dharma Ehros Non-Skid Mixing Poly Pad
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Dharma Ehros Non-Skid Mixing Poly Pad · 3" x 6"

SKU 076-1128MFR# 46-00033

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Dharma
Manufacturer #
46-00033
Item code
076-1128

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About mixing pads

The mixing pads on this shelf are pads of poly-coated paper sheets; a small amount of material is mixed on the top sheet, which is then torn off. The mixing itself is done with a spatula.

This shelf holds what dental materials are measured, mixed and dispensed in: bowls, wells, pads, beakers, bottles and pipettes. Spatulation is the working of a material with a spatula to produce a homogeneous mass.

How the types differ
What to look at when choosing

What is being mixed: the material decides the vessel, from a bowl for stone or investment to a pad for a small amount of paste.

Labels: workplace labels on a container have to be legible, in English and prominently displayed, or the information readily available in the work area.

Sources: The Glossary of Prosthodontic Terms, 9th edition (J Prosthet Dent 2017) · OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200, Hazard Communication