Conical Connection Transfers & Analogs

Open/closed-tray transfers and precision model analogs for accurate impressions and passive seating.

Capture the conical-connection interface with platform-matched transfers and analogs. Choose open-tray or closed-tray impression transfers and pair them with precision analogs to reproduce the implant position and connection geometry in the model. Components are non-sterile, lot-tracked, and supported with IFU torque guidance for audit-ready documentation; clean and sterilize them before clinical use according to the IFU.

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Analog For General Multi-UnitAM-300070

$15each

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Digital Analog For General Multi-UnitDASM-300146

$18each

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Open-Tray Transfer – RP 4.3 Platform (Nobel Active® Compatible)Height

$15each

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Lab Analog – NP 3.5 Narrow Platform (Nobel Active® Compatible)ANN-300001

$14each

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Open-Tray Transfer – NP 3.5 Platform (Nobel Active® Compatible)Height

$15each

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Closed-Tray Transfer – RP 4.3 Platform (Nobel Active® Compatible)Gingival Height

$20each

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Closed-Tray Transfer – NP 3.5 Platform (Nobel Active® Compatible)Gingival Height

$20each

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Surcam’s Conical Transfers & Analogs deliver precise reproduction of the conical implant interface from mouth to model. Choose open-tray (pick-up) transfers for multi-unit, full-arch, or divergent cases where 3D accuracy is critical, or opt for closed-tray (snap-on) transfers for single units and straightforward access. Pair each transfer with a platform-matched conical analog to ensure the master cast faithfully replicates implant depth, angulation, and seating.

For a complete, connection-driven workflow, combine with:

Conical Connection Implants to establish fixture position
Conical Ti-Bases (CAD/CAM) when planning hybrid abutments or digital milling
Conical Multi-Unit Abutments for screw-retained bridges and full-arch conversions
Conical Healing Caps to maintain soft tissue profile before final impression
Tools & Wrenches for proper torque and verification during clinical steps

Each component ships non-sterile (clean and sterilize before clinical use according to the IFU), includes lot number traceability, and is backed by IFU torque guidance to ensure accuracy, compliance, and predictable seating at prosthetic delivery.

What are conical-connection transfers and analogs, and when should I use them?

Transfers are impression components that record the implant’s conical interface intraorally; analogs replicate that interface in the model. Use open-tray transfers for multi-unit, divergent, or full-arch cases where pick-up accuracy matters; choose closed-tray transfers for single units and straightforward access. Always match the same conical platform across transfer, analog, abutment/Ti-base, and screws, and document torque and lot numbers for traceability.

For a side-by-side comparison, read Open vs Closed Tray Impression Copings: When to Use Each.

FAQ

Conical Connection Transfers & Analogs FAQs

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Open-tray vs. closed-tray—how do I choose?

Use open-tray (pick-up) transfers for multi-unit, full-arch, or divergent implants to preserve spatial accuracy. Choose closed-tray for single units or when access limits the pick-up technique.

Do analogs need to match the exact platform?

Yes. Select platform-matched conical analogs so the model reproduces the connection geometry and depth precisely, supporting passive seating and correct torque behavior.

Can I mix conventional impressions with digital workflows?

Yes. Many cases use transfers/analogs to create the master cast, then scan the cast or transition to Ti-bases (CAD/CAM) for digital design. Maintain one platform throughout.

Are torque values relevant for impression copings?

Some transfer screws have recommended torque—follow the IFU to avoid distortion or movement during impression. Record lot numbers and torque in the case notes.

When should I prioritize open-tray for accuracy?

For full-arch conversions, angulated implants, or when parallelism is limited, open-tray pick-up helps preserve 3D relationships and eases framework fit.

Are these components sterile and traceable?

No. Surcam supplies components non-sterile; clean and sterilize them before use according to the IFU. They are traceable, with lot tracking and IFUs for audit-ready documentation.

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