Iti Straumann Blx® Rb/Wb Impression Post Open Tray Transfer, Long, Guide Screw, L 24mm, Titanium GR5 ELI

Material:

Ti 6AI-4V ELI (Supply from Germany)

Reference Number:

065.0033

Feature:
- Titanium interface abutment
- Precision machined up to ± 5µm
- Combination of high fatigue strength
- Superior level of biocompatibility
- Exterior retentions for more cementation bonding

Approved by CE, ISO 9001, ISO 13485

Specifications

Points of ITI Straumann Bone level Impression Coping Transfer:

Traditional fixture level impressions can be accomplished with platform specific direct and indirect, engaging impression copings. The impression coping body's are not color coded, only the fixation screw and in case of indirect impression copings a plastic cap are color coded for identification.

Narrow connection (NC, yellow) direct impression copings (Fig.9, left, catalog # 025.2202) consist of a metal coping body and a separate screw whereas the indirect impression coping (Fig.10, left, catalog # 025.2201) comprises a coping body, the fixation screw and a disposable yellow plastic cap.

This plastic cap is supposed to be captured in the impression material and

is meant to stay in the impression at all times after impression taking. Two flat sides inside the plastic cap engage corresponding flat sides on the indirect impression coping body and the cap is pressed on to the coping body after the impression coping body is securely fastened on to the implant with the fixation screw. A double arrow indented on top of the plastic cap indicates parallelism with the flat sides inside the plastic cap to ease proper orientation of the cap on to the impression coping bodies flat sides.

Regular connection (RC) fixture level impressions follow the same set up as NC components with the exception of the color coding identification. RC impression coping fixation screws and plastic caps are purple in color. The indirect RC impression coping catalog number is 025.4201 (Fig.10, right) and the direct RC impression coping number is 025.4202 (Fig.9, right).