EiTi Automatrix Metal Bands With Locker

Features
These matrices are made using excellent materials, non-toxic and harmless, can be used with confidence
Mixed type 50 pieces pack, possess different specifications and sizes
Very convenient application
Green, orange and purple colored are suitable for children, yellow and blue are for adults
Safe and hygienic

Description
EiTi Automatrix Metal Band With Locker is highly innovative matrix system with a movable locking latch to achieve excellent restorative results, saving both time and money.This matrix system is very easy to handle and offers the right balance of flexibility and stiffness to optimise positioning and adaptation in narrow interproximal spaces.
The matrices with reduced thickness and improved metal alloy, resist deformation. EiTi matricesprovide predictable restorations with correct anatomy, narrow contact points and smooth composite surfaces that require minimal finishing steps.
These are available in different sizes so that these can be placed comfortably in children and adults.

Key Specifications
Sizes of different colored matrices

Purple - 5mm
Yellow - 6mm
Blue - 6mm
Orange - 7mm
Green - 8mm

Packaging
50 x Automatrix metal bands with locker

Direction of use

After preparing the tooth,isolate it and choose automatrix band according to size
Secure the band around the tooth and secure it using the locker
Use wedge if needed
Restore according to standard procedures
After the material is set,loosen the lock and remove the matrix band
Discard the automatrix after use,according to local waste management policy
FAQs
Q. Are the automatrix bands sterile?
A. No, it must be autoclaved before using, but these bands come in clean packaging
Q. Can two bands be used at the same time for adjacent teeth?
A. Yes, the automatrix bands can be used simultaneously for adjacent teeth.
Q. What is the advantage of using automatrix bands? 
A. It is a single unit application system, without the need for any additional tools and the use of these bands make good contact points and predictable restorations