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| Three polyurethanes that combine good impact strength and high heat resistance (to 346 F) are newly available for casting thermoplastic-like prototypes for large automotive parts, sterilizable medical products, and equipment components with intricate design details. MegaPeel features a highly accurate crystal control, a sterilizable hand piece that's easily detached, a choice of strengths in disposable tips, and no maintenance. As it stands right now, many private practice dentists simply cannot afford to pay the extra costs for sterilizable handpieces and autoclaving. |
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