Instruments for working on conical connection implants, from carrying the fixture to the site through to final torque on the abutment screw. The conical interface seats by friction rather than by an indexing hex alone, so clean, correctly sized drivers and accurate torque matter more here than on a flat-to-flat connection.
Drivers. Hand, ratchet and motor mount drivers sized to the conical platforms, plus prosthetic screw drivers for abutment and restoration fixation.
Torque. Hand and electronic torque drivers and ratchet wrenches across the working range. Under-torquing a conical abutment is the usual cause of screw loosening at review, and over-torquing risks the screw itself.
Adapters and handles. Connectors between ratchet, latch-type motor mount and manual handles so the same tip works in limited access.
Measurement. Depth gauges and parallel guide pins for checking position and angulation during preparation.
Compatibility. Stated per product, so the platform and connection can be confirmed before ordering rather than at the chair.
Competitive pricing for clinics and laboratories, high stock availability and custom production for larger orders.


















































