In-Kone® WD Transfers & Analogs

The closed-tray Pick-Up transfer is used without a screw and is available in both long and short versions. It simply clips into the implant and is removed along with the impression once the material has set. This technique offers the handling ease of a pop-up system, without the need to reposition the transfer into the impression, thus minimizing potential inaccuracies.

Watch the Tutorial: IMPRESSION TAKING WITH A SCREWLESS PICK-UP TRANSFER

Open-tray Pick-Up transfers are used with long screws, which secure the transfers in place during the impression-taking process. They are available in both long and short versions and are screwed onto the implants using either hexagonal drivers or a friction-fit driver. This screw-retained Pick-Up technique offers exceptional precision and is available for both direct-to-implant impressions and impressions on conical abutments.

Global D digital scan bodies are compatible with intraoral scanners for direct optical impressions and with desktop scanners for scanning plaster models in the lab. Made from anodized titanium, they generally do not require powdering. Truly universal, these scan bodies are compatible with all our CAD/CAM solutions. Interfaces are integrated into all major CAD software platforms.

Our digital libraries are available upon request.

Since both implant diameters share the same connection, a single analog is used for both. These implant and abutment analogs are compatible with printed models.

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