Core Product Information

Dental Hand Screwdrivers are clinical and laboratory-grade tools used in dental implant restorations. They are specifically designed for the manual tightening and loosening of implant center screws and abutment screws. Featuring a non-slip knurled handle, they can be operated directly by hand without additional tools, making them the most basic and commonly used screw handling tool in implant restorations.

Features and Advantages

Direct Use Design, Easy Operation

With its built-in non-slip knurled handle, it can be operated directly by hand without the need for a ratchet wrench or implant handpiece, making it an ideal tool for clinical emergencies and laboratory model manipulation.

Multiple Sizes, Compatible with Mainstream Implant Systems

Includes 8 tip sizes: HEX (1.0/1.19/1.2/1.25/1.27/1.38mm) and Torx (T5/T6), perfectly adapting to the screw interfaces of most mainstream implant systems such as Dentium, Osstem, and Straumann.

High Hardness + High Precision, Preventing Screw Stripping

The blade is made of high-strength medical-grade alloy, offering high hardness and wear resistance. The CNC precision-machined interface perfectly fits the screw groove, effectively preventing stripping and chipping, protecting the central screw and implant structure.

Dual Length Specifications for Different Scenarios

Provided in two lengths: S (short, 20mm total length, 10mm effective length) and L (long, 28mm total length, 18mm effective length), adaptable to implant cavities of varying depths or laboratory model operations, offering high flexibility.

Repeatedly Sterilizable, Meets Clinical Standards

Made entirely of stainless steel, it supports repeated high-temperature and high-pressure sterilization, meeting the aseptic operation requirements of operating rooms and ensuring a long service life.

Application Scenarios

Clinical Repair Operations: Tightening, trial insertion, adjustment, and disassembly of implant repair screws.

Laboratory Model Screw Operations: Pre-tightening and disassembling abutment and bridge screws on models.

Multi-brand implant system compatibility: A single tool covers interfaces of mainstream implant systems, reducing tool configuration costs in clinical/technical labs and offering strong versatility.

Teaching and training scenarios: Suitable for novice doctors or technicians learning implant screw operation, providing direct tactile feedback and facilitating mastery of force control.