Impression Coping (Implant Pick-Up / Implant Transfer, Open or Closed Tray) compatible with Astra Tech OsseoSpeed® TX 4.5/5.0mm (Lilac) (A-5IIC)

• Compatibility: Astra Tech OsseoSpeed, 4.5 and 5.0mm diameter implants (Lilac)
• Component: Implant Pick-Up / Implant Transfer (Impression Coping)
• Also searched as: implant pick-up (open tray), implant transfer (closed tray)
• Manufactured by: Titan Implants, Inc. — Bergenfield, New Jersey, USA

Implant-level impression coping (implant transfer) for Astra Tech OsseoSpeed® TX 4.5 and 5.0mm diameter implants (Lilac). Pair it with the matching implant analog for the working cast.

2. Titan Implants' Taking Open Tray Impression Case Study  (click the link)

Design Features:

 Our impression copings and screws are designed for ease of use in the impression stage. The coping design of two flat sides and significant horizontal groove allow for a strong lock in the impression material.  For added stability the clinician may use the horizontal groove to lock numerous implant copings together with the dental floss technique. Another added feature of the coping is a wider base, which will accommodate the Castable Abutment in the laboratory phase. The retaining screw which comes in lengths of 22, 24, and 26mm is what really enhances the ease of use of the impression coping. The knurled head is easy to grip and tighten into the implant. Using the proper length should allow the screw head to clear the impression tray (open tray technique), permitting an uncomplicated removal of the screws and the impression.

Note: This product uses a 0.050" Hex Screw Driver. 

Recommended Accessory

The Titan Implant Locator Pin seats components where access is restricted and checks implant parallelism. See it in use.

Shipping: ships same day when ordered by 4 PM ET, from our Bergenfield, New Jersey facility.

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