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3M™ Dimension™ VPS Impression Material (Heavy Body/Putty): High Volume Precision for Tray Material

The 3M™ Dimension™ Vinyl Polysiloxane (VPS) impression material in the **Heavy Body (Putty)** format is engineered for use as the primary, rigid tray material in the two-step putty/wash technique. Characterized by its high consistency and excellent resistance to deformation, this material provides the necessary bulk and structural foundation to accurately register the low-viscosity wash material, ensuring reliable impressions for all types of fixed prosthodontic procedures.

Core Material Properties and Application Benefits

• High Rigidity and Stability: The putty formulation achieves high final hardness, providing an unyielding base that prevents compression or distortion of the finer wash material, crucial for highly accurate marginal fit.
• Volume Efficiency: Packaged in large-volume base and catalyst containers, this system offers an economical solution for practices with high impression throughput, particularly for full-arch trays and complex cases.
• Low Shrinkage VPS Chemistry: Ensures superb dimensional stability post-setting, allowing for flexible pouring times in the dental laboratory without loss of precision required for crowns, bridges, and implant abutments.
• Excellent Handling: The material offers a consistent mix when kneaded, with optimal working time to seat the tray comfortably and effectively, followed by rapid setting to reduce chair time.

Product Technical Data

Attribute	Specification
Brand	Dimension™ (3M Oral Care)
Material Composition	Vinyl Polysiloxane (VPS)
Viscosity	Heavy Body (Putty/Tray Material)
Delivery System	Manual Mix (Base and Catalyst)
Package Contents	2 Base Pastes (300 ml each), 2 Catalysts (60 ml each)
Indication	First step in two-step impression technique for Fixed Prosthodontics

Clinical Focus: This putty system is ideal for clinicians who prefer the tactile control and cost-effectiveness of a manual mix material for high-volume tray usage.