Bar Abutment (Laser-Weld) compatible with ZimVie Biomet 3i Certain® Internal Hex 3.4mm Platform (3.25mm Body) — Non-Engaging (T-34ICA-12)

• Compatibility: ZimVie / Biomet 3i Certain®, 3.4mm Platform (3.25mm Body)
• Component: Bar Abutment (Laser-Weld)
• Engagement: Non-engaging — for splinted and multiple-unit restorations

Bar abutment (bar post) for laser-welded bar frameworks — including Hader-style bars — in bar-retained overdentures on Biomet 3i Certain® 3.4mm. Non-engaging, for splinted multi-implant frameworks. See bar-retained overdenture solutions.

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 A non-engaging titanium Bar Abutment (Laser Weld) for laser-welded framework fabrication on the ZimVie / Biomet 3i Certain internal hex connection, 3.4mm seating surface. The post is welded directly to the bar stock, so a screw-retained overdenture bar or fixed-detachable framework is built up on the model without casting — no investment, no burnout, and no casting shrinkage to compensate across the span. Because the joint is welded rather than cast, each post keeps its machined fit to the implant while the framework is being built. Supplied with a titanium fixation screw.

Which implants use the 3.25mm body / 3.4mm platform?

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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.

Implant Locator Pin (+$15 each) — seats on the implant or analog to measure tissue depth and guide the abutment into position. Titan-exclusive design; optimal use is one per abutment, reusable across cases. See the Implant Locator Pin in use.

See the technique: See the laser-weld bar technique for this system

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