Articulating paper Becht STRIPS red-blue (80μk) 144 pcs

Articulating paper Becht / Articulating paper Becht - STRIPS red-blue (80 μm), 144 pcs, Alfred Becht (Germany)

Articulating paper Becht is a high-quality tool for checking articulatory contacts in dental practice. Thanks to its thickness of 80 μm and two-tone coating (blue/red), it provides clear and precise definition of contact zones. This product is created by the leading German manufacturer *Alfred Becht* and is ideal for professional use.

Package and characteristics

• Form of release: strips.
• Packaging: 144 sheets (12 booklets of 12 sheets).
• Thickness: 80 microns.
• Color: red/blue for precise display of contacts.
• Manufacturer: *Alfred Becht*, Germany.

Advantages of Becht articulation paper

1. High accuracy - clear marking of contact zones due to the optimal thickness of 80 microns.
2. Two-tone coating (red/blue) - convenience in working with the upper and lower jaw.
3. Strong paper structure – suitable for use in difficult conditions.
4. Convenient strip format – ready to use without additional preparation.
5. High quality material from a leading German manufacturer.

Purpose

Articulation paper is used to determine the contact areas between teeth and dentures, assess the correctness of occlusion, as well as in the process of installing restorations. Thanks to its two-tone coating, it allows you to clearly distinguish contact surfaces.

Features and properties

• Easily marks contact points even on hard surfaces.
• Does not damage restoration materials or tooth enamel.
• Economical packaging with 144 strips ensures long-term use.
• Can be used for both diagnostics and occlusion correction.

Why choose this paper?

If you are looking for a reliable tool for accurately determining occlusal contacts, Becht Articulation Paper will be your ideal choice. Order in our online store to buy Becht Articulation Paper at a favorable price in Ukraine. This is an indispensable assistant for dentists that meets the highest quality standards.

Articulating paper, dental materials, Alfred Becht.