Customizable Dental Restoration Tool Kit with CE Certification for Oral Surgery

A surgeon prepping a full-arch restoration needs to swap between Zimmer, Straumann, and Nobel drivers without digging through three different kits—that’s exactly the workflow this setup handles at chairside, with sixteen drivers covering the most common implant interfaces in 8.5mm and 13.5mm lengths, so you’re not hunting for adapters mid-procedure.

Torque range runs 10-70 Ncm, which basically covers everything form initial seating to final crown torquing, and the wrench body itself is metal throught with no plastic components that’ll wear out after fifty cycles or so—we’ve seen these hold calibration within ±5% after a year of daily autoclaving, though you’ll still want annual recalibration to keep CE paperwork clean.

Each kit ships in a foam-lined carton weighing 450g, and the drivers are color-coded by brand family (red for Nobel, blue for Straumann, that sort of thing) so you can grab the right one without reading laser-etched numbers under surgical lights—it’s a small detail but OR nurses actually comment on it.

MOQ is 10 units, and we usually have stock on teh standerd driver set, but if you need a custom driver for a less common platform like Bicon or Anthogyr, lead time runs about 20 working days because our company have to cut hex profile from billet stock and torque-test each one individually (check with us before ordering if you’re mixing brands).

Also, this isn’t ideal for implant motors with auto-torque limiting—it’s a manual wrench, so it’s better suited for backup kits in smaller clinics or training setups where you want the tactile feedback of hand torquing rather than a digital readout.