FLI TUBE.022 1MOL UR 10°DO + H

Blue Elgiloy is initially the softest of the tempers. It can be welded with low heat, and soldered without embrittling. Blue Elgiloy is recommended when the wire to be used is over .020” (0.508mm) or when the wire requires considerable bending, welding or soldering. Excellent for edgewise arches, lingual arches, retainers and removables.

Superior physical properties
Longer functioning as a resilient spring wire without distortion or fatigue
Easy soldering without annealing
Easy heat-treating to increase physical properties
Simple electrolyte polishing

Permanent retention is greatly enhanced using a flattened, dead soft 8-braided wire. Intra-arch splinting with this thin ribbon arch prevents torque control problems that can occur using a round braided wire for these procedures. When bonded on the lingual of the upper incisors, a very thin rectangular wire can be adapted with little lower incisor interference. The dead soft wire is easy to adapt and prevents inadvertent tooth movement associated with active force wires.

Bond-A-Braid is excellent for semi-permanent orthodontic splinting of the upper or lower incisors. It can be used to hold diastemas closed, maintain difficult extraction sites and solving various other tooth-splinting dilemmas.Excellent for splinting periodontally comprised teeth.

Flow Tain is a photocurable composite with a low modulus of elasticity, thus making it ideal for use with lingual retainers, fibres and other splinting materials as it is not as stiff or brittle as conventional composites. The material is highly polishable, which reduces wear. Using the tips provided with the syringe allows injection onto lingual surfaces and through splints.