The 2GM Boxing Wax is a crucial tool in dentistry and dental technology, specifically designed for forming plaster or stone casts from impressions of the edentulous arch. This product consists of a long, strip of soft and tacky wax, measuring 160 x 45 x 1.5 mm, which is adept at adhering to various surfaces, particularly impression materials. The process involves adapting the wax around the impression below its peripheral height using a narrow strip first, followed by a wider strip to produce a form around the entire impression, effectively forming a peripheral height. Dentists and technicians can utilize this wax to 'box-in' impressions, creating a containment structure for the precise pouring of plaster when generating a dental model.