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S.I.N. Implant System® Epikut CM (Cone Morse 11,5°)

S.I.N. Implant System Epikut CM (Cone Morse 11,5°): Morse Taper connection · platforms Ø3,5 mm, Ø3,8 mm, Ø4,0 mm, Ø4,5 mm, Ø5,0 mm · Ø 3.5–5 mm · in production. Technical sheet to identify the implant.

Technical sheet

In production
Country
Brazil
Connection
Morse Taper
Platforms
Ø3,5 mm, Ø3,8 mm, Ø4,0 mm, Ø4,5 mm, Ø5,0 mm
Diameters
3.5 · 3.8 · 4 · 4.5 · 5 mm
Lengths
8.5 · 10 · 11.5 · 13 · 15 · 18 · 20 · 22 · 24 mm
Body shape
hybrid
Apex shape
tapered
Type
Bone level
Material
Titânio grau IV Cold Worked (comercialmente puro)
Surface
Duplo Ataque Ácido (DAA/DAE) em toda a superfície nas conexões cónicas; nos Hexágono Externo o DAA vai até à região cervical. ⚠ O sufixo «N» na referência é a superfície PLUS / HANANO — DAA mais uma camada ultrafina de hidroxiapatite, altamente hidrofílica. Sem «N» = só DAA.
On the market
desconhecido

References

ReferenceØLengthGTIN
ILCM 35853.5 mm8.5 mm07899995273550
ILCM 3585N3.5 mm8.5 mm07899995296887
ILCM 35103.5 mm10 mm07899995294395
ILCM 3510N3.5 mm10 mm07899995299956
ILCM 35113.5 mm11.5 mm07899995273574

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references in this system

3.5–5 mm × 8.5–24 mm

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Same connection type, other brands

Systems with a Morse Taper connection and similar diameters, to help identify an implant. It does not mean they share components: confirmed compatibilities are in your account.

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