Zimmer® PROSTHETIC TOOLS
Tapered Screw-Vent® (TSV), Screw-Vent®, AdVent®
Fig. 1
Torque wrenches are offered as a "break away" style wrench (Fig.1, left)
with a single torque setting of 20Ncm (catalog # TW20) or 30Ncm (catalog #
TW30). Each torque wrench is inscribed with the respective torque value for
identification. The GemLock ratchet (Fig.1, right, catalog # RSR) is not a
torque wrench. Both, wrench and ratchet may be utilised with any square head
Zimmer® tool and bone tap.
Fig. 2
1.25mm (0.050") hex drivers are available for the torque
wrench (Fig.2, left) as a long (22mm, catalog # HXL1.25) and short (17mm, catalog
# HX1.25) version and a latch type driver (Fig.2, middle, 23mm, catalog # HX1.25D) for
surgical units is produced in one length. Two hand drivers (Fig.2, right) as a long
(27mm, catalog # THXL1.25) and short (23mm, catalog # THX1.25)version are
also offered. The 1.25mm hex driver engages the abutment screw to loosen or
tighten the fixture mount and abutments.
Fig. 3
The removal tool (Fig.3, catalog # TLRT2) for Hex-Lock® abutments aides
in the removal of installed abutments since the abutments friction fit in
to the implants. Removal of installed abutments may be difficult and
damaging to the osseo integrated state of implants without this tool. The
fixation screw of the abutment needs to be completely removed before
utilizing the removal tool.
Tapered SwissPlus®, SwissPlus®
1.25mm (0.050") hex drivers are available for the ratchet
as a long (22mm, catalog # HXL1.25) and short (17mm, catalog
# HX1.25) version and a latch type driver (23mm, catalog # HX1.25D) for
surgical units is produced in one length. Two hand drivers as a long
(27mm, catalog # THXL1.25) and short (23mm, catalog # THX1.25)version are
also offered. The 1.25mm hex driver engages the abutment screw to loosen or
tighten the fixture mount and abutments.
The removal tool (catalog # HLRTX2) for Hex-Lock® abutments aides
in the removal of installed abutments since the abutments friction fit in
to the implants. Removal of installed abutments may be difficult and
damaging to the osseo integrated state of implants without this tool. The
fixation screw of the abutment needs to be completely removed before
utilizing the removal tool.
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Zimmer®