Barrier Film

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Key Features

Clinical Uses

Why Dental Professionals Choose Barrier Film

Who Should Buy Barrier Film?

Product Specifications

• High‑clarity, UV‑stable polyethylene film guaranteeing visibility during procedures.
• 0.1 mm thickness that balances flexibility with durability.
• Imperial sizes available: 30×30 mm, 50×50 mm, and 70×70 mm to fit various tooth surfaces.
• Built‑in adhesive backing applies quickly without secondary sealants.
• Moisture‑resistant surface prevents water ingress during impressions.
• Non‑stick coating eliminates post‑operative residue and eases removal.
• Biocompatible, ISO 10993‑1 compliant material safe for intra‑oral use.
• Sterilizable with ethylene oxide or gamma irradiation; retains integrity after multiple cycles.
• Easy peel‑and‑stick application reduces chair‑side time.
• Comes pre‑cut into single‑use, foil‑sealed strips for speed and convenience.
• Layering in direct resin composite restorations to isolate undercuts.
• Protecting posterior teeth surfaces during bonding of crowns or inlays.
• Preventing contamination of impression trays in multi‑pass impression procedures.
• Shielding endodontic access cavities from debris during canal preparation.
• Isolating soft tissues around periodontal surgery sites to maintain a dry field.
• Serving as a barrier during tooth bleaching to prevent contact with gingiva.
• Containing aerosols during laser dental procedures for patient safety.
• Protecting scan trays from contamination before digital scanning.
• Guarantees clean, contaminant‑free surfaces yielding higher restoration adhesion.
• Minimal application time cuts operative schedule without compromising quality.
• Proven consistency in thickness and clarity ensures predictable light transmission for photopolymerisation.
• Auto‑seal adhesive backing eliminates the need for additional sealant materials.
• Compliance with ISO 10993‑1 offers documented biocompatibility for patient safety.
• Bulk packs reduce vial waste and lower unit cost for high‑volume practices.
• Compatibility with common restorative materials (e.g., composites, glass ionomer) streamlines workflow.
• Private dental clinics seeking reliable isolation during routine restorative work.
• Dental laboratories requiring barrier films for preparing impression molds and casting.
• Endodontic practices that need continuous cavity isolation during root‑canal therapy.
• Large hospital dental departments that handle high patient throughput and demand efficient solutions.
• Dental equipment retailers looking to stock essential items for professional distributors.
• Material: Ultralow‑density, medical‑grade polyethylene.
• Thickness: 0.1 mm ± 0.005 mm.
• Size Options: 30 mm × 30 mm, 50 mm × 50 mm, 70 mm × 70 mm strips.
• Packaging: Foil‑sealed, pre‑cut, sterile single‑use strips.
• Sterilization Method: Gamma‑irradiated (35 kGy) or ethylene oxide (0.1 % O₂, 30 min).
• Shelf life: 36 months when stored at 15–25 °C in a dry environment.