Description
Gingi-Pak Mixing Wells are disposable wells that keep bonding agents, etchants and small mixed materials organized at the chair. Choose the 2-well format for single-material steps or the 4-well format when a procedure runs several materials at once.
- Two formats – 2-well and 4-well wells matched to single-material and multi-material steps
- Disposable hygiene – a fresh well per patient removes cleaning and cross-contamination from the routine
- 200 per pack – bulk packaging keeps the per-patient cost negligible
- Chairside organization – separate wells keep primers, adhesives and etchants from mixing early
Simple Wells That Keep Bonding Steps Separate
Bonding sequences fail quietly when materials share a surface or a brush, and a compartmented well is the cheapest insurance against it. The 4-well format stages primer, adhesive, etchant and a spare in one footprint, while the 2-well format fits simpler one or two material steps. Being disposable, the wells also serve infection control: each patient gets a fresh surface and the operatory skips a cleaning step. Pac-Dent's own storefront lists these under the 46906 and 46907 codes, while the distributor catalog carries them as 906 and 907, the product is the same. Both formats pack 200 wells to a pack.
Features and Benefits
Workflow
- Material separation – wells isolate each step's material until the moment of use
- Procedure staging – multi-step bonding lays out in order, ready for the sequence
- Zero cleanup – disposal replaces washing and sterilizing reusable dappen dishes
Formats
- 2-well – for single-material and two-step procedures
- 4-well – for full bonding sequences and multi-material cases
- Bulk packs – 200 wells per pack in both formats
Product Specifications
Product Facts
- Product type – disposable mixing wells
- Formats – 2-well and 4-well
- Manufacturer codes – listed as 46906 (4-well) and 46907 (2-well) on the manufacturer's storefront
- Pack size – 200 wells per pack
Ordering Information
- SKU 907 – 2-Well Mixing Wells, 200 per pack
- SKU 906 – 4-Well Mixing Wells, 200 per pack
Add wells to the bonding consumables in our dental supplies department, and browse the applicators and tips that work from them on the Gingi-Pak brand page.
Why Choose Mixing Wells
Mixing wells are the smallest line item in the operatory and one of the most reordered. The 4-well format in particular matches how bonding is actually sequenced. Keeping both formats stocked costs little and prevents daily improvisation.
- Cleaner bonding steps – separate wells protect each material from contamination
- Faster turnover – disposable wells clear the tray without a wash cycle
- Sequence clarity – staged wells keep multi-step procedures in order
- Bulk value – 200-count packs make fresh-per-patient use automatic
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I choose the 4-well format?
Choose it when a procedure stages several materials at once, such as a full bonding sequence. The 2-well format suits one or two material steps.
Why do the codes differ from the manufacturer's site?
Pac-Dent's storefront lists these wells as 46906 and 46907, while the distributor catalog uses 906 and 907. They are the same wells under the two numbering systems.
How many wells are in a pack?
Each pack contains 200 disposable wells. That count applies to both the 2-well and 4-well formats.
Are the wells reusable?
They are disposable mixing wells intended for single-patient use. Disposal is part of their infection-control value.
What are the wells used for at the chair?
They stage small amounts of bonding agents, etchants and other bottled or syringed materials during a procedure. Keeping each material in its own well prevents cross-contamination between steps.
