Dukal UTA-7215 - BLU-TRAY Impression Trays, Perforated, Small Upper #5, 12/
Dukal UTA-7215 BLU-TRAY Impression Trays in Small Upper size 5 are designed to deliver accurate, consistent dental impressions with dependable rigidity and patient comfort. These perforated trays help retain impression material securely during placement and setting, supporting precise results for diagnostic and restorative procedures. Each pack includes 12 trays, making them suitable for routine clinical use.
Key Benefits
The perforated tray design improves mechanical retention of impression materials, reducing slippage and distortion. The rigid construction helps maintain arch form during seating and removal, while the smooth tray edges support patient comfort. The blue color enhances visibility and material contrast during procedures.
Compatibility and Applications
These impression trays are compatible with commonly used alginate and elastomeric impression materials. They are intended for upper arch impressions in patients requiring a small tray size. Typical applications include crown and bridge work, orthodontic assessments, diagnostic models, and restorative planning.
Usage Guidelines
Select the appropriate tray size before loading material. Apply impression material evenly into the tray, ensuring full coverage of perforations. Seat the tray carefully in the upper arch and hold steady until the material sets. Remove gently to avoid distortion, then proceed with standard impression handling protocols.
Certifications and Safety Standards
Dukal BLU-TRAY impression trays are manufactured under controlled quality standards suitable for professional dental use. They support routine clinical workflows when used in accordance with accepted dental practice guidelines.
Comparison with Competitors
Compared with non-perforated trays, the UTA-7215 offers improved material retention and reduced risk of pull-away during removal. The rigid tray structure provides better dimensional stability than thinner disposable alternatives, supporting more consistent impression accuracy.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
These trays are commonly used by general dentists, orthodontists, prosthodontists, and dental assistants. They are ideal for small upper arch impressions during routine exams, restorative case planning, orthodontic records, and laboratory submissions.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
Store trays in a clean, dry area until use. Inspect each tray before loading to ensure it is free from cracks or defects. Use one tray per patient to maintain hygiene and accuracy. Dispose of trays after use according to clinical waste protocols.
Regulatory and Safety Information
This product is intended for professional dental use only. It is non-sterile and designed for single-patient use. Follow all local and facility infection-control and disposal guidelines.
