Laboratory Hex Key 1.25 mmd

Laboratory Hex Key 1.25 mm

General Information

Before using DMi products, the dentist or dental technician should carefully read all indications, contraindications, recommendations, warnings, and instructions, as well as all additional product documentation including prosthetic manuals, catalogs, and technical specifications.

DMi recommends professional education and training in implant prosthetics before use.

Detailed product information is available through authorized DMi representatives and on the company website:
www.dmimplant.online

Product Description

The Laboratory Hex Key 1.25 mm is a precision prosthetic instrument designed for manual tightening and loosening of implant and prosthetic screws during the orthopedic stage of implantation procedures.

The instrument is intended primarily for:

- Dental laboratory procedures
- Extraoral prosthetic work
- Work with plaster models
- Implant-supported prosthetic restorations

The wrench features a full-length: 1.25 mm hexagonal working design

The instrument is manufactured from durable high-strength non-medical grade steel, providing excellent wear resistance and preventing deformation or breakage of the hexagonal working edges during repeated laboratory use.

Due to the strength of the material, the hexagonal working surfaces maintain dimensional precision longer than standard medical steel laboratory drivers.

The instrument is intended exclusively for extraoral use and must not be used inside the oral cavity.

Intended Use

The Laboratory Hex Key 1.25 mm is intended for:

- Manual tightening of prosthetic screws
- Manual loosening of prosthetic screws
- Extraoral implant prosthetic procedures
- Dental laboratory work
- Implant-supported restoration assembly
- Prosthetic component adjustment

Indications

The instrument is indicated for:

- Work on plaster models
- Dental laboratory implant procedures
- Extraoral prosthetic screw fixation
- Orthopedic implant procedures
- Implant prosthetic restoration assembly

Contraindications

Do not use:

- Inside the oral cavity
- During surgical procedures
- For intraoral screw tightening
- With incompatible prosthetic components
- If the instrument is damaged or worn

Warnings

- The instrument is intended for extraoral laboratory use only.
- Do not use the instrument intraorally.
- The product is not intended for surgical procedures.
- Inspect the instrument before each use for wear or deformation.
- Use only compatible implant prosthetic components.
- Excessive force may damage prosthetic screws or components.

Laboratory Procedure

1.  Preparation
   - Verify compatibility between the prosthetic screw and the 1.25 mm hexagonal working part.
   - Ensure the plaster model or prosthetic structure is stable before use.
2. Screw Engagement
   - Insert the 1.25 mm hexagonal working part into the compatible prosthetic screw.
   - Ensure stable and complete engagement before applying torque.
3. Manual Tightening or Loosening
   - Use controlled manual force to tighten or loosen the prosthetic screw.
   - Avoid excessive torque during laboratory procedures.
4. Prosthetic Verification
    Verify:
   - Proper screw seating
   - Prosthetic component stability
   - Correct prosthetic positioning
   - Passive fit of the restoration
   - Cleaning and Maintenance

After use:

- Clean the instrument thoroughly.
- Remove debris and prosthetic residues.
- Inspect the hexagonal working part for wear or damage.

Storage

Store in a clean, dry environment away from contamination, moisture, and direct sunlight.

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