Description
Picosilk is a debubblizer spray (wetting agent) formulated for wax models used in the crown, bridge and model casting technique. It plays an important role in the wax casting workflow for dental laboratories and practitioners, helping to reduce surface tension on wax patterns before they are invested.
When wax models are invested, they can naturally repel water-based investment materials, which may trap tiny air bubbles against the surface of the pattern. By finely misting the wax with Picosilk using the atomizer before investing, the surface tension is reduced so the investment material can flow more evenly over every detail of the model.
Debubblizer Spray Advantages
- Spray on finely using the atomizer before investing.
- Wax does not take on water-repellent characteristics after use.
- Improves the flow of investment material.
For dental practitioners and lab technicians, using a reliable debubblizer like Picosilk helps minimise surface defects and rework, supporting a smoother, more predictable casting process and consistent results in crown and bridge restorations. It is commonly used together with investment materials, casting waxes, and crown and bridge wax during the model preparation stage, forming part of a complete wax casting workflow for dental laboratories.
As a debubblizer spray, this 75 ml (2.55 fl.oz.) bottle is a convenient size for regular use on the lab bench. Picosilk is manufactured by Renfert, and is also available in a larger 500 ml refill bottle for busier laboratories. It’s a practical addition to any wax casting toolkit for dental practitioners and technicians working with crown, bridge and model casting techniques.
DDL Dental supplies Picosilk debubblizer spray alongside a wide range of wax casting and investing consumables for dental laboratories and practitioners. Keeping this wetting agent on hand next to your investment materials and casting wax helps support a consistent, professional finish on every crown, bridge or model casting case.





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