Surgical KitInternal Hexagon · Conical Connection
Dental Implant Surgical Kit – Drills, Drivers & Torque Ratchet (SGK-400106)
- Connection
- Internal Hexagon · Conical Connection
- SKU
- SGK-400106
Quantity
Overview
The Surcam Surgical Kit (SGK-400106) holds the full drilling and placement sequence for Surcam bone-level implants on both platforms: internal hex 2.43 and conical connection. One kit takes you from the first marking drill to final implant seating.
What's in the kit
Drilling
- Ø2.0 marking drill (LD200L16) and RB2.0 spade drill
- Ø2.5 pilot drill for 16 mm implants (TD250L16C)
- Ø2.5 pilot drills with integral stoppers for 6, 8, 10, 11.5 and 13 mm implants (TD250L6SC to TD250L13SC)
- Twist drills Ø2.8, Ø3.2, Ø4.0, Ø4.5 and Ø5.0 (TD280L16C to TD500L16C)
- Countersinks for standard (CD3.75X4.2) and wide (CD5.0X6.0) platforms
Checking depth and angle
- Depth probe (DPIG-16)
- Short and long parallel pins (DGS-400104, DGL-400105)
- Drill extender (TDE-400006)
Implant placement and screws
- Machine implant drivers, 12 and 18 mm (MIC-1224, MIC-1824)
- Manual implant drivers, short and long (KSH-1224, KSH-1824)
- Hex driver (MKM-1513) and 1.27 mm screwdriver (KSH-1513)
- Torque ratchet wrench, 6.35 mm hex (TRTS-02)
Drilling protocol
Speed drops as the diameter rises: 1,200 to 1,500 RPM for the Ø2.0 marking drill, 900 to 1,200 RPM for the Ø2.5 pilot drill, about 200 to 400 RPM for the wider twist drills, and 15 to 25 RPM for implant insertion. Drill with external irrigation and keep insertion torque at or below 50 Ncm. The final drill depends on bone density: a Ø3.75 S-Type implant, for example, finishes at Ø2.8 in soft bone and Ø3.2 in dense bone. The full sequence for each implant line and diameter is in the Surcam catalog and IFU.
Before use
The kit is supplied non-sterile. Clean and sterilize every instrument before use as described in the IFU, and do not exceed 135 °C (275 °F) when sterilizing the tray. Drills and drivers are also sold individually in Implant Drills and Drivers & Wrenches, so you can replace a worn drill without buying a new kit. Zygomatic implants use the separate zygomatic surgical kit.
Specifications
| Kit code | SGK-400106 |
|---|---|
| Platforms | internal hex 2.43 and conical connection |
| Drills | Ø2.0 marking to Ø5.0 twist |
| Stopper drills (Ø2.5) | 6, 8, 10, 11.5 and 13 mm |
| Countersinks | standard (Ø3.75–4.2) and wide (Ø5.0–6.0) platform |
| Torque ratchet | 6.35 mm hex |
| Supplied non-sterile | |
Verify platform and indexing against your system before use. Follow the IFU for torque and loading.
Technical sheets
Catalog pages, size charts and drilling protocols
FAQ
Questions about Dental Implant Surgical Kit – Drills, Drivers & Torque Ratchet (SGK-400106)
All FAQs →What is included in the Surcam surgical kit?
Marking and spade drills, a Ø2.5 pilot drill, Ø2.5 stopper drills for 6 to 13 mm implants, twist drills from Ø2.8 to Ø5.0, standard and wide countersinks, a depth probe, parallel pins, a drill extender, machine and manual implant drivers, a hex driver, a 1.27 mm screwdriver and a 6.35 mm torque ratchet wrench.
Which implants does the kit work with?
Surcam bone-level implants on the internal hex 2.43 and conical connection platforms. Zygomatic implants use the separate zygomatic surgical kit.
Is the surgical kit supplied sterile?
No. The kit and its instruments are supplied non-sterile. Clean and sterilize them before use as described in the IFU.
What drilling speeds should I use?
1,200 to 1,500 RPM for the Ø2.0 marking drill, 900 to 1,200 RPM for the Ø2.5 pilot drill, about 200 to 400 RPM for the wider twist drills, and 15 to 25 RPM for implant insertion, with external irrigation. Keep insertion torque at or below 50 Ncm.
Can I buy replacement drills separately?
Yes. Drills, drivers and the torque ratchet are sold individually, so a worn drill can be replaced on its own.
