Description
The Keystone Optimize Tray Cleaner strips set alginate, ZOE, modeling compound and waxes off metal impression trays, so trays come back into service clean instead of crusted with the last patient’s material. The 16 oz container makes 4 gallons of cleaning solution, turning one shelf item into weeks of tray turnover.
- Four materials, one cleaner – removes alginate, ZOE, modeling compound and waxes
- Made for metal trays – formulated for the metal impression trays that carry set material back to the bench
- Makes 4 gallons – the 16 oz (454 g) container dilutes into 4 gallons (15.1 L) of working solution
- Faster tray turnover – softens set material so trays scrub clean instead of being picked at
Impression Tray Cleaning for Alginate, ZOE and Modeling Compound
A metal impression tray is a reusable instrument, but only if the set material actually comes off it between patients. Alginate tears and leaves fragments in perforations, ZOE sets hard, and modeling compound and waxes smear into every texture on the tray. Picking that residue out by hand is slow, hard on tray surfaces and easy to do badly. A tray cleaning bath softens and releases the material so the tray scrubs clean and returns to the tray setup rotation. This concentrate makes 4 gallons of that bath from a single 16 oz container, which keeps the tray station supplied without a shelf of ready to use bottles.
Features and Benefits
Material Removal
- Alginate release – softens set alginate so it clears from perforations and tray textures
- ZOE, compound and wax – handles the harder setting materials and waxes that share the tray workload
- Metal tray focus – formulated for metal impression trays and their repeated cleaning cycles
Bath Economics
- 4 gallon yield – one 16 oz (454 g) container makes 4 gallons (15.1 L) of working solution
- Bath format – trays soak as a batch instead of being cleaned one at a time at the sink
- Sold individually – order containers to the volume of your impression schedule
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Catalog Number: 00141
- Container Size: 16 oz (454 g)
- Yield: Makes 4 gallons (15.1 L) of working solution
- Sold: Individually (each)
- Brand: Keystone Industries
Use and Handling
- Removes: Alginate, ZOE, modeling compound and waxes
- Trays: Metal impression trays
- Safety: Read the safety data sheet linked below before use
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Why Choose the Optimize Tray Cleaner from MedicalEx?
Tray cleaning is unglamorous work that quietly decides how fast operatories reset and how long trays last. A bath formulated for the four materials that actually set on trays does that work faster and more gently than picking and scraping.
- Faster tray rotation – batch soaking returns trays to service without hand picking each one
- Gentler on tray surfaces – chemical softening avoids the scratches that scraping leaves behind
- Concentrate economics – 4 gallons from a 16 oz container beats ready to use bottles on cost per tray
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this cleaner remove?
It removes alginate, ZOE, modeling compound and waxes from impression trays. Those are the four materials that most often set on trays during impression work.
Which trays is it made for?
It is made for metal impression trays. The manufacturer positions it for the reusable metal trays that cycle through the sterilization area.
How much solution does one container make?
One 16 oz (454 g) container makes 4 gallons (15.1 L) of working tray cleaning solution. That covers an extended run of tray batches.
How is it different from the Orange Solvent?
This cleaner is a diluted bath for metal trays and covers alginate, waxes and modeling compound as well as ZOE. The Orange Solvent is the spot cleanup product for ZOE and rubber base residue on hands, faces, slabs and instruments.
How is it packaged?
It is sold individually as a 16 oz (454 g) container. There is no case pack in the distributor listing for this item.
Where can I find handling and safety guidance?
The tray cleaner’s safety data sheet is linked in the Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides section above. Keep it on file for handling, storage and first aid reference.
