A concentrated peach dye designed for medical gelatin. Adds a natural skin-like tone to phantoms, improving realism for ultrasound training and clinical simulation. Easy to blend and more cost-effective than tan dye or brown dye alternatives.
Peach Tone Dye
$37.99
Description
Turns clear gelatin into a skin-like model.
Peach Tone Dye gives your phantom a natural surface color that hides what’s underneath. This makes practice feel closer to patient care.
It blends easily with synthetic gelatin and does not change the way the block handles or scans. Trainers can make phantoms lighter or darker to match the skill level of their learners. Beginners can practice with lighter tones, while advanced users can train with more challenging, opaque setups.
Each 2-oz bottle is highly concentrated and can color multiple blocks, keeping training affordable. It can also be mixed with tan dye or brown dye to create custom shades for different teaching needs.
Simple, effective, and budget-friendly — Peach Tone Dye helps educators and clinicians create better training tools for hands-on learning.
Features
- Adds a natural peach tone that hides inner structures
- Mixes easily with synthetic gelatin
- Lets trainers adjust opacity for different skill levels
- Highly concentrated for multiple uses
- Can be blended with tan dye or brown dye for custom tones
Specifications
- Product Type: Training phantom dye
- Color: Peach tone
- Volume: 2 oz (high concentrate)
- Compatibility: Works with Humimic synthetic gelatin
- Storage: Room temperature, tightly sealed
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- What is Peach Tone Dye used for?
It gives phantoms a skin-like color, helping learners practice procedures in conditions closer to patient care.
- Can I mix it with tan dye or brown dye?
Yes. You can blend dyes to create custom shades for specific training needs. - Does it change the strength of the gelatin?
No. It only affects the color, not the handling or ultrasound imaging properties. - How much phantom material can one bottle color?
One 2-oz bottle is highly concentrated and can color multiple blocks or molds. - Is it safe to use with hot gel?
Yes. Always let the gel cool before handling and follow the included safety guidance.
Safety Note: Hot gel can cause burns and may combust if overheated (above 250°F / 121°C). Always let gel cool before handling.
EXTENDED INFORMATION
HOT GEL WILL CAUSE BURNS!, DO NOT TOUCH HOT GEL UNTIL COOLED!, NEVER ALLOW CHILDREN TO TOUCH HOT GEL! GEL CAN COMBUST IF GEL TEMPERATURE EXCEEDS 250 ºF (121 ºC), REFER TO MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET (MSDS) FOR MORE INFORMATION
Additional information
| Weight | 1 lbs |
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