Dental mechanics / by Harry Rose.

  • Rose, Harry.
Date:
[1896?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Dental mechanics / by Harry Rose. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    ASH'S LOW-FUSING OR HIGH-FUSING COMPLETE MINERAL OUTFIT FOR PORCELAIN INLAYS AND CROWNS—confinwed. , PRICES: £ s. Low-fusing- Outfit complete, as above, in Oiled Walnut Case .500 The shades supplied In this Outfit are as follows: BODIES-B/l Light, B/2 Dark, B/3 Light, B/3 Dark, C/3 Light, D/2 Light, F/2 Light, E/1 Light, H/4 Dark ; G UM The fusing point of the Low-fusing Bodies is about 2000° Fahrenheit (1093° Centigrade), and of the High- fusing about 2200° F. (1205° C). If properly fired, no alteration will take place in the colour of either the Low- ] fusing or the High-fusing, nor will they discolour in the mouth, there being no ingredient in them that can possibly bring about such a result. Smaller Low-fusing Outfit than the above 3 17 High-fusing Outfit complete, as above, in Oiled Walnut Case . 5 0 0- The shades supplied in this outfit are as follows: jnoniES—HB/i Light, B/1 Light, B/2 Dark, B/3 Light, BX/4 Dark, C/2 Light, D/2 Dark, E/2 Light, F/2 Dark; GUM ENAMEL—i59B. These Bodies and Enamel are ground very fine and yield the nice, smooth glossy surface which is so greatly appreciated in Inlays and Crowns. Smaller High-fusing Outfit than the above . . . . . . 3 17 (!■ Separately: ^ ^ Low-fusing or High-fusing Body, any shade . per ^-oz. bot. 3 0 „ „ „ Gum Enamel . . „ „ 6 0 Platinum Foil, Thin or Thick per (Iwt. 5 0- In ordeping, be careful to state whether the Low-fusing or the High-fusing- Outfit is required. EXTRAS: s. a. Spence Metal—Sulphide of Iron—in Powder .... per lb. 1 (» Inlay Impression Cups :— Ash's Small and Large, with handle complete. (See page 2) . 3 (> Hughes' Small, Medium and I^arge, with handle. (See page 2) 4 J Dowsett's in pairs, set of 5. (See page 2) . . . . per set 7 0 ,, separately each 1 (! Ash's Moulding Pting. (See Fig. 4, page 4) . ■ . . . „ l (; Christensen's Small Ladle. (See Fig. 5, page 4) ... „ 3 0