Description
Gingi-Pak SuperSyringe Bonding Material is an orange-colored gel with the strength of many regular tray materials, delivered from pre-filled syringes. That combination eliminates the marginal tearing associated with weaker syringe materials.
- Gel with tray-material strength – high strength in a syringe gel removes the usual tear risk at margins
- Orange color – the distinctive color makes placement and coverage easy to see
- Pre-filled syringes – 2.5 cc and 5 cc syringes are ready at temperature with no hand loading
- SuperStick stick formats – light and heavy body 3/8 inch sticks for conditioner-based workflows
A Syringe Gel That Behaves Like a Tray Material
Syringe materials are usually the weak link of a hydrocolloid-style impression: fluid enough to place, fragile enough to tear at the margin on removal. This orange gel is formulated to break that pattern, with high strength the manufacturer compares to many regular tray materials. The result is a syringe material whose margins survive removal instead of tearing away. Pre-filled syringes in 2.5 cc and 5 cc sizes keep the material at working temperature until the moment of use. For practices that load their own, the SuperStick formats supply the same material family as 3/8 inch sticks in light and heavy body, 200 g per pack.
Features and Benefits
Material Performance
- Tear-resistant margins – high strength addresses the marginal tearing common to syringe gels
- Visible placement – the orange color contrasts with tooth and tray for coverage checks
- Gel handling – flows as a syringe material while setting with unusual body
Formats
- Pre-filled syringes – 255 at 5 cc (12 per box) and 252 at 2.5 cc (24 per box)
- Stick packs – SuperStick 230 light body and 250 heavy body, 3/8 inch sticks, 200 g
- Conditioner workflow – formats suit practices running hydrocolloid equipment
Product Specifications
Product Facts
- Material type – bonding syringe material for hydrocolloid-style impression technique
- Color – orange
- Strength note – manufacturer compares its strength to many regular tray materials
- Failure addressed – eliminates the marginal tearing associated with other syringe materials
Ordering Information
- SKU 50250 – SuperSyringe 255, 5 cc pre-filled syringes, 12 per box
- SKU 50270 – SuperSyringe 252, 2.5 cc pre-filled syringes, 24 per box
- SKU 50280 – SuperStick 230, light body sticks, 3/8 in, 200 g
- SKU 50285 – SuperStick 250, heavy body sticks, 3/8 in, 200 g
Stock the needles and conditioner accessories for this system from our dental supplies catalog, and see the companion Cohere material on the Gingi-Pak brand page.
Why Choose SuperSyringe Bonding Material
Marginal tearing is a remake with extra steps, and a syringe gel that resists it pays for itself in saved appointments. The dual format range also respects how different operatories load material. It is a specialist product with a very practical benefit.
- Intact margins – stronger gel keeps the critical margin record through removal
- Fewer retakes – surviving margins mean fewer repeat impressions
- Ready when needed – pre-filled syringes wait at temperature in the conditioner
- Loading flexibility – sticks in two bodies serve practices that prepare their own syringes
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes this syringe material different?
Although it handles as a gel, its strength is comparable to many regular tray materials. That strength eliminates the marginal tearing associated with other syringe materials.
What is the difference between the 252 and 255 syringes?
The 252 syringes hold 2.5 cc and come 24 per box, while the 255 syringes hold 5 cc and come 12 per box. Both are pre-filled with the same orange bonding material.
What are SuperStick sticks?
They are the material in stick form, 3/8 inch sticks packed at 200 g. The 230 is light body and the 250 is heavy body.
Why is the material orange?
The orange color makes the placed material easy to see against the tooth and tray. Visibility helps confirm coverage before the tray seats.
What is the difference between the light and heavy body sticks?
The SuperStick 230 is the light body version and the 250 is the heavy body version, both in 3/8 inch sticks at 200 g per pack. Choose by the consistency your syringe technique loads.
