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All-In-Ceramic Brush Tips
Ceramic Layering Brush Tips for Micro Layering – powered by Georg Ostertag
NEW! MADE IN GERMANY – Precision Meets Flexibility
Our new ceramic layering brush tips for micro layering from All-In-Ceramic, developed in cooperation with Georg Ostertag from Lauingen near Ulm, set new standards in precision, durability and ease of use.
All brush tips are compatible with Smile Line and MPF systems – for maximum flexibility in everyday lab work.
Precision down to the smallest detail: the new ceramic layering brushes impress with a particularly stable, extremely pointed brush head and allow controlled work during micro layering and minimal layering. The excellent moisture absorption makes them ideal for paste materials as well as for staining and glazing ceramic crowns.
Product details
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Number I – stain brush:
Perfect for precise stain application and fine characterisations. -
Number III and V – ceramic brushes:
Made of high-quality synthetic fibre – with a structured surface for optimal material pick-up and pinpoint layering.
The particularly stable synthetic hair enables precise work, both over larger areas and in fine detail.
In addition, the brushes are easy to care for and particularly durable.
Highlights
- Made in Germany – handmade by Georg Ostertag
- Compatible with Smile Line & MPF systems
- Extremely durable and dimensionally stable
- Fine, stable tip – ideal for ceramic micro layering and staining work, ideal for paste materials
- Quick cleaning thanks to the synthetic fibre structure
The matching handle
Our handmade ceramic brush handles by Georg Ostertag are manufactured with the highest precision and fit all brush tips perfectly.
Experience well-balanced handling, precise control and an incomparable working feel – “FEEL THE DIFFERENCE”.
Conclusion
With our All-In-Ceramic brush tips and handles you bring true craftsmanship into your lab.
Durable, precise and perfectly tailored to your needs – made in Germany, powered by Georg Ostertag.
All in Ceramic
