Implant Analog compatible with ZimVie Biomet 3i External Hex 6.0mm Platform (T-6IA)

• Compatibility: Biomet 3i Ext Hex, 6.0mm platform
• Component: Implant Analog
• Manufactured by: Titan Implants, Inc. — Bergenfield, New Jersey, USA

Implant Analog (lab analog / replica) for Biomet 3i External Hex 6.0mm. Pair it with the matching impression coping to build the working cast.

The Titan Implants T-6IA is a USA-made laboratory implant analog engineered for compatibility with ZimVie and Biomet 3i external hex implant systems at the 6.0mm seating surface. Precision-machined to replicate the external hex geometry and platform dimensions of the original implant, it gives dental technicians an accurate foundation for wide-platform restorative work.

What it does: After an open or closed tray impression is taken with the corresponding 6.0mm impression coping, this analog is seated onto the coping so that the lab can pour a stone or epoxy model that reproduces the position and platform of the implant as it sits in the patient's mouth. An accurately fitting analog is essential for fabricating well-seated crowns, bridges, and prosthetics on wide 6.0mm diameter implants.

Key Features:

• Compatible with ZimVie / Biomet 3i External Hex 6.0mm seating surface implant systems
• Machined external hex geometry for rotational and positional model reproduction
• Designed for single-unit and multi-unit restorations at the wide 6.0mm platform diameter
• Pairs with Titan Implants T-6IIC impression coping for a complete impression and model workflow
• Proudly manufactured in the USA (Bergenfield, NJ)

Designed for: Dental laboratories and prosthodontists working with ZimVie or legacy Biomet 3i 6.0mm external hex implants.

Note: This product is intended for laboratory use only.

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

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