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Fig 1.

A) Conformability testing apparatus. The test specimen has been removed to expose the hole (shown in detail). B) Fit testing apparatus.

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Fig 2.

Conformability testing: A) Measurement made with the aid of a metal rod; B) Heating of the assembly and spherical object in water bath; C) Spherical object resting on top of the test specimen; D) Removal from the water bath and cooling.

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Fig 3.

Measurement method used in fit testing.

A) no fit (0%); B) intermediate fit; C) full fit (100%).

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Fig 4.

Fit testing apparatus: A) Attachment of the test specimen B) Immersion of the assembly in heated water; C) Assembly immersed in water bath for a full five minutes; D) Removal of the assembly for cooling; E) Width measurement.

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Table 1.

Comparisons between manufacturer information and data derived from standardized assessment of moldability.

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Fig 5.

Scale of conformability and stretching strength of Rolyan® products [44].

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