Dental Implant Drill Kits

Sequential Surgical Drills: Eight Diameters and a Holder

The surgical drill kit gives you eight drills in sequence at 2.0, 2.5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.65, 4.2, 4.8 and 5.2 mm. They have a black finish and depth markings along the shaft, and stand in a metal holder with each position labelled by diameter, so the next drill is easy to find. The holder is not counted as one of the eight pieces, so the kit is eight drills and one holder. A standard kit and a coated kit, with a coated finish on the drills, are offered as other options, and an itemised list comes with the kit you choose.

Single replacement drills can be quoted: tell us the kit and the diameter. For a replacement, keep the diameter, the actual working and overall lengths, the depth markings, the cutting geometry and the shank reference together, because a matching nominal diameter alone does not identify an interchangeable part.

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Conical Drill and Stopper Kits: Six Sizes, Itemised for Each

Depth stoppers fit onto the drills and stop them at a set depth, and a conical kit keeps the drills and their stoppers together in one labelled case. On the kit shown, the drills and stoppers are arranged five by five under a blue lid, so each piece returns to the same place after cleaning and a missing piece is easy to spot.

The kits are offered in 25, 30, 35, 43, 50 and 55 pieces, and larger kits contain more drills and stoppers. The piece count includes the drills, the stoppers and any accessories, so it is not a drill count, and contents differ between sizes. We send an itemised list of every drill, stopper and accessory in the kit you choose so you can check it against your implant system before ordering. The 43-piece kit is the guided drill kit. Evaluation samples are available for checking fit with your system.

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Stoppers, Depth Markings and Guided Sleeves Are Separate References

A stopper reference does not by itself define the effective drilling depth, and a stopper kit is not automatically a fully guided system. A guided requirement also needs the sleeve bore and height, the offset, any key or handle and the relevant drill and driver interfaces. Keep a freehand surgical-drill request, a conical stopper assortment and a matched guided system as distinct order specifications, and compare guided options in the guided kit collection.

• Compare guided kits and positioning instruments

Send a Configuration-Specific Quote Request

State the kit option, quantity and destination, with the implant system and drill diameters and lengths you need, and whether you use guided surgery. Say whether the order is for a populated kit, selected replacements or a separately quoted empty organizer. We confirm which kit suits and what it contains.

The packing list identifies each drill and accessory, with the case on its own line. For a custom arrangement, attach the approved dimensional schedule and your marking requirements. Product-specific instructions govern use and processing.

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