Screw retention has been the preferred method of retaining mounting plates to articulators for many years. However, the latest versions of articulators are coming out with magnetic retention. This method saves time when working with the articulator and allows the user to move cases freely in and out of the individual instrument.

2240 Left Grey_2The Whip Mix articulators may be permanently converted to magnetic mounting plates using the Quick Mount magnetic conversion kits for specific articulators. These kits are also used for the permanent conversion of the Hanau Wide View series, the Hanau Modular Series and even Denar Articulators (with the exception of the 300 series).

If you are interested in quickly converting your dental articulators, then you would use the DENAR Magnetic Mounting System for the specific articulator. This system consists of a magnetic converter plate and a disposable mounting plate.

The magnetic converter simply screws onto the articulator in place of the normal screw mounting plate. A disposable mounting plate is attached using the magnet in the converter. You would then mount the casts in a normal fashion. The casts - when the mounting is set - are now removable and replaceable without threading and unthreading the mounting plate.

Listed below are the parts necessary for each of the systems. 

The Whip Mix Quick Mount Magnetic System

  • Whip Mix 2000, 3000 and 4000 Series Articulators and Hanau Wide View - Item # 28708 (Kit)
  • Whip Mix 8500, Hanau Modular and Denar Articulators - Item # 28707 (Kit)

For further use of this system, you will need Disposable Mounting Plates - Item # 28701

The DENAR Magnetic Mounting System

  • DENAR and Hanau Articulators you will need Converter Plates - Item # 20002367 (pair)
  •  Whip Mix Articulators you will need Converter Plates - Item # 20003145 (pair)

For further use of this system you will need Disposable Mounting Plates - Item # 20002368

For help with this easy project or other issues with your Whip Mix, Hanau or DENAR instrument, please contact Technical Support.

 

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