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Slix Instruments now are available in eleven non-stick, durable and ergonomic configurations- providing a design for every application.

Slix stainless-steel tips are uniquely treated with a revolutionary coating that provides superior non-stick properties to virtually eliminate composite sticking for easy placement, fast clean-up and exceptional durability. The metallic coating on Slix tips will not discolor restorative materials, provides a lustrous appearance and is 14 times more wear resistant than stainless steel, which helps to resist the development of pits and scratches.

Slix are easy to care for; simply wipe off or place in the ultrasonic after each use and autoclave with other stainless steel instruments. The autoclave-safe Slix metallic coating has been specifically designed for medical devices. It will not chip, flake or peel allowing Slix to be mixed with other stainless-steel hand instruments in an ultrasonic or autoclave.

Big Easy handles are used on all Slix instruments. They are lightweight and ergonomic. 1/2" handles include a medical-grade silicone grip to reduce muscle fatigue and pressure. Slix are surprisingly light, comfortable to use and durable.

Five additional configurations have been added to the product offering; Mini IPC, Mini 11, Mini W3, Mini S1 and 21B Acorn-Duckhead.

		Mini IPC Long extra thin and flexible blade for carrying, placing and shaping pre-cured composite. Shown placing composite on #8-facial, Class V.
		Mini S1 Left: small paddle with short shank used to carry, place and shape composite. Shown carrying pre-cured composite to #4- occlusal, Class I. Right: small, round condenser with short shank used to condense pre-cured composite. Shown condensing pre-cured composite to #4- occlusal, Class I.
		Mini 11 Left: long, wide blade for carrying and shaping pre-cured composite. Shown placing composite on #8- facial Class V. Right: small paddle perpendicular to the left tip for carrying, placing and shaping pre-cured composite. Shown placing composite on #8- facial Class V.
		Mini W3 Left: small blade used to carry, place and shape pre-cured composite. Shown carrying pre-cured composite to #4- occlusal, Class I. Right: small, round condenser used to condense pre-cured composite. Shown condensing pre-cured composite into the preparation; #3- occlusal, Class I.
		21B Acorn Duckhead Left: Acorn shapes the pre-cured composite. Right: Duckhead provides the final shaping to the pre-cured composite.

For additional information about Slix Composite Instruments, e-mail Customer Service at dentalinfo@premusa.com.