Description
The Keystone Optimize Orange Solvent dissolves the impression material residue that otherwise gets scraped off hands, mixing slabs and instruments at the end of a procedure. It removes ZOE and rubber base impression materials from skin, faces, mixing slabs and instruments, so cleanup after impression and cementation work is faster and gentler.
- Dissolves ZOE residue – breaks down zinc oxide eugenol material instead of requiring scraping
- Works on rubber base materials – removes rubber base and other impression materials from work surfaces
- Skin cleanup role – clears set material from hands and faces after procedures
- Slabs and instruments too – one solvent covers the whole impression cleanup task
Impression Material Cleanup for Hands, Slabs and Instruments
Impression materials are formulated to set hard and hold detail, which is exactly what makes their residue so stubborn once a procedure ends. ZOE and rubber base materials cling to skin, mixing slabs and instruments, and dry scraping wastes time and can mark finished surfaces. A solvent made for these materials softens and lifts the residue so it wipes away instead of being picked off. This one is positioned for the full cleanup circuit after an impression appointment, from the operator’s hands to the patient’s face to the slab and instruments. Keeping it at the operatory sink shortens the reset between patients.
Features and Benefits
Material Removal
- ZOE removal – dissolves zinc oxide eugenol residue from skin and surfaces
- Rubber base removal – clears rubber base impression material that resists soap and water
- Other impression materials – handles the mixed residue a full impression schedule leaves behind
Cleanup Circuit
- Hands and face – removes material from the operator’s hands and the patient’s face
- Mixing slabs – clears set material from slabs so they return to service clean
- Instruments – strips residue from the instruments used to mix and carry material
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Catalog Number: 00134
- Form: Liquid solvent
- Bottle Size: 32 fl oz
- Case Quantity: 12 bottles
- Brand: Keystone Industries
Use and Handling
- Removes: ZOE, rubber base and other impression materials
- Surfaces: Hands, face, mixing slabs and instruments
- Safety: Read the safety data sheet linked below before use
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Why Choose the Optimize Orange Solvent from MedicalEx?
Every impression appointment ends with the same cleanup problem, and general soaps are not made for set impression materials. A solvent formulated for ZOE and rubber base residue turns a scraping chore into a wipe down, at the sink and at the bench.
- Faster room resets – dissolved residue wipes away, shortening the cleanup between patients
- Kinder to skin and surfaces – lifting material chemically avoids the abrasion of dry scraping
- One bottle, whole task – hands, faces, slabs and instruments are all covered by a single product, unlike single surface cleaners
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this solvent remove?
It removes ZOE and rubber base impression materials, along with other impression material residue. Those are the materials that set hard and resist ordinary soap and water cleanup.
Where can it be used?
The manufacturer positions it for hands, faces, mixing slabs and instruments. That covers the full cleanup circuit after an impression procedure.
How is it different from the tray cleaner?
The tray cleaner is a diluted bath product for metal impression trays and targets alginate, waxes and modeling compound as well. This solvent is the spot cleanup product for ZOE and rubber base residue on skin, slabs and instruments.
How is it packaged?
It is sold as a case of 12 bottles, and each bottle holds 32 fl oz. The format suits offices that take impressions throughout the day.
Is it used during the procedure or after?
It is a cleanup product used after the procedure, when set material has to come off hands, faces, slabs and instruments. It is not part of the impression technique itself.
