Duracryl-Dental Acrylic Powder

• Self-curing systems set without heat, useful for repairs and quick additions.
• Heat-cure powders require controlled heat processing but give stronger, more durable results.
• Typically pink or clear, designed to match gum/tissue color.
• Used with matching monomer liquid — the powder alone won’t polymerize.

• Acrylic powder and monomer can irritate eyes, skin, and respiratory tract — use adequate ventilation, masks, and eye protection when mixing. (General acrylic safety; applies similarly to dental acrylic materials.)
• Once fully cured in the correct ratio and conditions, the acrylic is generally considered safe for intraoral dental use when processed by trained professionals.

• Group by procedure: Place Duracryl next to monomer liquid, denture repair kits, flasks, and polishing tools.
• Eye-level for fast movers: Small packs (21g) should be easy to grab for quick repairs.
• Separate self-cure vs heat-cure clearly to avoid buyer mistakes.
• Stock multiple sizes (21g trial packs + 120g bulk packs).
• Carry both pink and clear variants side by side.
• If possible, offer a complete system: powder + liquid + accessories.