SRS-100
Wagner SRS™ 100 Sprue Removal System
Two-function rotary instrument for milled glass-ceramic sprue removal and interface refinement.
Package contents: 2 instruments
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Remove the connector. Refine the interface. Keep both steps in one instrument.
Wagner SRS100 is a two-function rotary instrument for milled glass-ceramic sprue connector removal and local interface refinement. Use the white diamond-infused section first, then the blue section.
Quick answer
Wagner SRS100 is a two-function rotary instrument for milled glass-ceramic sprue connector removal and local interface refinement. It is primarily associated with precrystallized blue-state lithium disilicate before final crystallization. It may also be relevant to selected no-crystallization glass ceramics, such as Aidite cameo KrystaFree, when a connector is retained after milling. Confirm compatibility before routine use. Each package contains two instruments.
How the Wagner SRS100 Works
Use the white section first to remove the connector, then the blue section to refine the attachment interface.
Remove the sprue connector
The white diamond-infused section is designed to remove the milled connector while giving the technician a defined first step.
Refine the interface
The blue diamond-infused section follows connector removal to refine the local transition between the sprue and restoration.
Two functions in one instrument
The white-first, blue-second sequence keeps both connector-removal steps on the same instrument, reducing the need to change tools.
Two instruments per package
Each package contains two Wagner SRS™ instruments. Choose the quantity option above that best matches your routine case volume.
Where SRS100 Fits in the Workflow
Use SRS100 after milling and before the restorative material’s required finishing sequence.
Crystallization-based materials continue to crystallization. No-crystallization materials continue to direct polishing or finishing.
Built for demanding milled glass-ceramic sprue removal.
Precrystallized blue-state lithium disilicate is worked before final crystallization. Other high-strength glass ceramics may follow a no-crystallization workflow but can still require connector removal when a sprue is retained.
SRS100 provides a defined white-first, blue-second sequence for connector removal and local attachment-interface refinement.
- Designed for milled glass-ceramic sprue removal
- White section for connector removal
- Blue section for local interface refinement
- Fewer instrument changes during sprue removal
- Two Wagner SRS100 instruments per package
Confirm that SRS fits your workflow.
Clear product fit reduces trial-and-error and helps prevent ordering the wrong rotary instrument.
Precrystallized blue-state lithium disilicate before final crystallization.
Selected no-crystallization glass ceramics, such as Aidite cameo KrystaFree, when a connector is retained. Confirm compatibility before routine use.
Complete contouring, crystallization, matrix firing, glazing, or final whole-restoration polishing where applicable.
Technical Specifications
Publicly documented product details for the Wagner SRS100 Sprue Removal System.
Product identity
Workflow fit
Two-section instrument design
Watch the Wagner SRS™ workflow.
See how the two sections are used sequentially to remove the connector and refine the restoration interface.
Technique shown in the video
- Use the white diamond-infused section to remove the sprue connector.
- Switch to the blue section of the same instrument.
- Refine the connector-to-restoration interface.
- Continue with the restorative material manufacturer’s prescribed polishing, crystallization, glazing, and finishing sequence, as applicable.
Product Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful information about Wagner SRS™ 100 Sprue Removal System, its intended use, and the recommended workflow.
What is the Wagner SRS™ Sprue Removal System?
It is a two-function rotary instrument designed to remove a sprue connector from blue-state milled lithium disilicate and then smooth and polish the connector-to-restoration interface.
What material is Wagner SRS designed for?
Wagner SRS™ is designed for blue-state milled lithium disilicate before final crystallization. It should not be treated as a universal finishing instrument for every ceramic or restorative material.
How does the two-step SRS design work?
First, use the white diamond-infused section to reduce and remove the connector. Second, use the blue section to smooth and polish the interface where the sprue met the restoration.
How many instruments are included?
Each package contains two Wagner SRS™ instruments.
Does Wagner SRS replace the complete polishing sequence?
No. SRS focuses on sprue connector removal and interface smoothing. Complete the remaining adjustment, crystallization, finishing, and polishing steps required by the restorative material manufacturer.
Can SRS be used with every glass-ceramic block?
No universal compatibility is implied. Glass-ceramic materials can use different processing stages, including crystallization-based and no-crystallization workflows. Follow the current material Instructions for Use and confirm instrument compatibility.
Which millable glass-ceramic blocks require sprue removal after milling?
Millable glass-ceramic CAD/CAM blocks are typically attached to a holder by a sprue or connector that must be removed after milling. Common examples include XTCERA Glass Ceramic, Aidite cameo KrystaFree, and IPS e.max® CAD blocks. Because these materials differ in composition and post-milling processing, always follow the material manufacturer’s Instructions for Use. Wagner SRS™ is designed specifically for sprue removal and interface smoothing in manufacturer-approved blue-state milled lithium disilicate before final crystallization.
