3. Exceptional Quality - NiTi
Four main indications to determine
the quality of a wire
1. A continuous and constant force.
2. The tensile strength based on stress
tests,
3. The strain level should be at or above 8%.
It is also an indication of toughness.
4. Friction and surface roughness
4. 1- Force of Ortho-Byte Wires
The unloading force should be gentle and continuous
5. 2- Tensile Strength of Ortho-Byte Wires
Our wires show Tensile Strengths around 1000-1350MPa
7. 3- Strain of Ortho-Byte Wires
(Elongation)
Our wires show above 9% strain
8. 4- Surface Roughness – Friction
NiTi Wires Surface Roughness Comparison:
American Orthodontics: Ortho-Byte has 7% Less Friction
Henry Schein Group: Ortho-Byte has 46% Less Friction
(Data on file. Surface Profilometry : Mann-Whitney U Test. Surface Roughness: Kruskal-Wallis Test)
Price Comparison:
American Orthodontics: Ortho-Byte is 60% Less
Henry Schein Group: Ortho-Byte is 35% Less
(Based on their Special Promotional Pricing)
17. How about Ortho-Byte TMA?
Elastic Modulus: 62GPa (Ormco = Ortho-byte)
(E = Stress / Strain)
Yield Strength: 830MPa (Ortho-byte is better)
(Deformation of the wire)
Tensile Strength: 913MPa (Ortho-byte is better)
(Stress)
Max Elongation: 3.95%(Ortho-byte is better)
(Strain)
18. Ortho-Byte TMA
0 10 20 30 40
0.00
0.01
0.02
0.03
0.04
BendingMoment/N.M
Angular Deflection /Degree
TMA
Tested by MTS machine at 37℃
July 20 2006,
2mm
14
mm
19. If you still think
higher price means better quality,
we’ll be happy to charge you more.
Better wires,
Better quality,
Better prices!
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