Bar Coping compatible with BioHorizons® Internal Hex — Intermediate (Tapered) Abutment Level — Non-Engaging, Laser-Weld (BHI-45TABP)

What it is. A bar coping is a small titanium cylinder that seats on top of a intermediate abutment — not directly on the implant. The intermediate abutment stays in the implant; the coping sits on it and is laser-welded to the bar, so the whole framework is carried at abutment level. You may also see it called a bar post or bar abutment — it is the same part. Working at abutment level means the abutment is placed once and never removed, and the bar is built to seat on it.

How to use it

1. Place and torque the intermediate abutment on each implant. It stays in place from here on.
2. Seat one bar coping on each intermediate abutment.
3. Take an abutment-level impression and send it with the matching intermediate abutment analogs — not implant analogs. The laboratory model must reproduce the abutment, not the implant.
4. On the model the copings seat on the intermediate abutment analogs. The laboratory cuts the bar to fit between them and laser-welds it to the copings.
5. Retentive clips are processed into the denture base so it snaps onto the finished bar.

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• Abutment level. This part does not touch the implant — order the intermediate abutment and its analog separately.
• One coping per abutment.

Material: Grade 23 ELI titanium (Ti-6Al-4V ELI, ASTM F136) · Titanium screw included · Driver: 0.050" (1.27mm) hex · Machined at our facility in Bergenfield, New Jersey · Compatible with BioHorizons Internal Hex.

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