#2 Glass Mixing Slab

The #2 glass mixing slab is the professional-grade, reusable solution for mixing dental cements, composites, and other restorative materials. This premium polished glass slab eliminates the need for disposable mixing pads, saving you money while providing a superior mixing surface that dental professionals have trusted for decades.

Why Choose Glass Over Disposable Pads?

• Superior Mixing Surface: Non-porous polished glass provides a smooth, cool surface that won’t absorb moisture or react with dental materials.
• Cost-Effective: One-time purchase eliminates ongoing costs of disposable mixing pads – pays for itself in weeks.
• Environmentally Friendly: Reusable design reduces waste and supports sustainable practice operations.
• Optimal Material Consistency: Cool glass surface helps maintain proper working time for cements and composites.
• Easy to Clean: Non-stick surface wipes clean effortlessly and can be steam autoclaved for complete sterilization.
• Professional Quality: Thick, durable glass construction ensures years of reliable use.

Perfect For Mixing:

• Temporary and permanent dental cements (zinc phosphate, glass ionomer, resin cements)
• Composite restorative materials
• Bonding agents and adhesives
• Impression materials (small batches)
• Etching gels and other dental preparations
• Any material requiring a cool, non-reactive mixing surface

Product Details:

• Edge Design: Beveled edges for safety and comfort during use.
• Dimensions: 3″ x 4″ x 1/4″ thick.
• Sterilization: steam autoclavable only (do NOT use dry heat or chemical sterilization).

How to Use:

1. Ensure mixing slab is clean and dry before use.
2. Dispense materials onto the glass surface according to manufacturer instructions.
3. Use a spatula or applicator tip to mix materials thoroughly on the cool glass surface.
4. The non-porous surface allows for easy material pickup and application.
5. After use, clean immediately before materials set.

Other Sizes Available:

• #3 mixing slab (#31-124)
• #4 mixing slab (#31-125)