GC EUROPE Fujivest Super - Manual (Page 6)

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Preparation before investing
1.1 Instruction for Use
When working with our investments it is imperative
that the ‘Instructions For Use’ are consulted from
the outset as they offer you a clear summary of
each working stage, based both on the results
of comprehensive laboratory testing, carried out
by the GC Europe Research and Development
Department in combination with an extensive
range of casting trials.
Each investment type has its own specific
characteristics that should be taken into account
to guarantee consistently accurate results.
However because the working methods and
equipment can differ between individual dental
laboratories (e.g. waxes, resins, casting liner,
mixing equipment, etc.) it is possible that differing
end-results may be obtained.
Each package of GC
investment contains
multilingual ‘Instructions
for Use’ and it is impor-
tant that you use the
latest version included
with your material
as this information is
under a process of
continual review.
The latest instructions for use are always available
at the download section of our website
www.gceurope.com.
1.2 Storage
When used on a regular basis the powder and
liquid may be stored at normal room temperature
(21-23°C), this is also the optimal working
temperature. However for longer term or bulk
storage a slightly lower temperature is preferable
(please also see point 2.3).
The storage environment must be dry to avoid
the risk of exposing the powder to humidity (this
is particularly important once a package has
been opened) which will cause it to react in an
unpredictably fast manner.
It is important that the liquid is never stored below
5˚C as once it has frozen it can no longer be used
and must be discarded. Pay particular attention to
winter deliveries, if debris or crystals are present in
the liquid, it must never be used!
The bottles should always be kept tightly sealed
and away from direct sunlight to avoid problems
caused by evaporation.