Cobalt-Chromium Alloy KHSD for Partial Dentures (500g)

Cobalt-Chromium Alloy KHS-"D" for Dental Frameworks (500g)

Cobalt-chromium alloy KHS-D is a premium high-performance material specifically designed for the fabrication of demanding dental prosthetics. This high-strength alloy is the ideal choice for creating durable and reliable cast partial dentures (RPDs), including frameworks, splints, clasps, and bridges. Its exceptional properties ensure long-lasting performance and patient comfort.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Superior Strength: Minimum tensile strength of 850 MPa ensures exceptional resistance to fracture and wear, even under significant stress.
• Excellent Biocompatibility: Formulated for optimal biocompatibility, minimizing the risk of allergic reactions or tissue irritation.
• Precise Casting: Designed for accurate and reliable casting, resulting in consistently high-quality restorations.
• Convenient Packaging: Supplied in 500g ingots for efficient handling and storage.
• High Ductility: Minimum elongation of 7.5% ensures adaptability and prevents brittleness.
• Defined Melting Range: Melting range of 1330-1380°C for precise and controlled casting procedures.
• High Yield Strength: Minimum yield strength of 600 MPa for reliable performance under load.
• Consistent Hardness: Minimum Vickers hardness of 350 HV ensures long-term durability.
• Controlled Thermal Expansion: Coefficient of thermal expansion (25-500°C) of 14.1 x 10⁻⁶ K⁻¹.

Chemical Composition:

• Cobalt: 65%
• Chromium: 28%
• Molybdenum: 5.5%
• Other: 1.5%

This cobalt-chromium alloy is a cost-effective solution for dental professionals seeking a reliable and high-performing material for creating exceptional restorations. Order your 500g ingot of KHS-D today.

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