Cervical Wax (1)	Soft type with degree of fluidity that will allow it to flow and fit perfectly in cervical areas, high adaptation and stability to surfaces. It will wet model surface without shrinkage and with
Cervical Wax wax (2)	Harder than Orange wax.
Cervical Wax (3)	Standard inlay wax wherein the Pattern comes out easily from the Plaster Surface.
Undercut wax (4)	Harder than Red wax used where hard Pattern waxes are preferred.
Undercut Wax (5)	Harder than Green Wax - Used for Coping of Patterns to add mechanical strength and as undercut wax.
Sculpturing  Wax (6)	Used for Undercuts and adding Mechanical Stability to Wax Patterns of jacket Crowns.
Carving  wax (7)	Hard Inlay wax. With medium flow for built up.
Presentation Ivory Inlay wax	A white, enamel-like wax used to makes a more aesthetic case presentation (wax-up). Easy carving properties. Also aids in the fabrication of temporaries.

Properties & Advantages
1	The wax does not withdraw on Solidifying, i.e. it does not lift off the edges while solidifying.
2	Has Got Good Flowing and Carving Properties.
3	The softer waxes are flexible enough to form base of wax patterns.
4	The harder waxes add strength to the wax patterns and are used for build up.
5	The harder waxes are stiff enough for using as undercut waxes and margin waxes where less thickness of wax and high strength for the given thickness is required.(Low Shrinkage of the wax)