Mixing Tips - 50/pk

EBIKO dental mixing tips are single-use auto-mix tips for two-part materials in dual-barrel cartridges, with colour-coded hubs in yellow, pink, teal blue and purple. Each pack holds 50 tips of one colour and style. Normal tips are C$26.99 (about 54 cents a tip) and T-Mix tips are C$29.99 (about 60 cents a tip). Other names include auto-mix tips and static mixing tips.

What is in the pack

• 50 mixing tips of one colour and one style.
• Normal style: a clear barrel with a white spiral mixing element inside. Comes in yellow, pink, teal blue and purple.
• T-Mix style: a frosted barrel with a stacked, segmented mixing element instead of a spiral. Comes in yellow, pink and teal blue.
• Ribbed, colour-coded hub. In our photo of the Normal tips, the tips get longer and wider from yellow to pink to teal blue to purple.

Options and prices

Frequently asked questions

What are dental mixing tips used for?

They mix a two-part material as you dispense it. The tip attaches to a dual-barrel cartridge in a dispensing gun, and the base and catalyst meet inside the tip and come out mixed. Many clinics use them with cartridge impression materials and other two-part cartridge materials.

Which colour mixing tip do I need?

Match the tip that came with your material. Compare the hub colour, the barrel size and the way the hub locks onto the cartridge. Colour codes are not fully standard across brands, so check before you order in bulk.

What is the difference between Normal and T-Mix tips?

The mixing element inside is different. Normal tips have a white spiral inside a clear barrel, and T-Mix tips have a stacked, segmented element inside a frosted barrel. T-Mix is C$29.99 per 50 and Normal is C$26.99. If you already use one style, reorder the same one.

Which mixing tips are used for light body?

Use the tip your light-body cartridge calls for, usually the same type that came with it. Light body is often placed through a small intraoral tip fitted to the end of the mixing tip. Intraoral tips are sold separately; check that they fit the outlet of the mixing tip you use.

Are mixing tips reusable?

No. Mixing tips are single-use, because the material sets inside the tip. Many clinics leave the used tip on the cartridge as a cap and put on a new tip at the next use.

What is mixing time in dentistry?

Mixing time is the time it takes to blend the base and catalyst into an even paste. With a mixing tip, the blending happens as the material flows through the tip, so there is no hand mixing. Working and setting times depend on the material, so follow its instructions.

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