Description:

The IMP 22548 Hex CA Driver, Short is a precision-engineered prosthetic instrument designed for secure component engagement during implant surgery and restoration phases. Optimized for use with contra-angle (CA) handpieces, its shortened profile offers enhanced control in limited-access areas such as the posterior maxilla or cases involving restricted mouth opening.
Constructed from surgical-grade stainless steel, the driver combines high mechanical strength with excellent resistance to corrosion, allowing for dependable performance across repeated sterilization cycles. The compact length improves visibility and maneuverability without compromising torque transmission—ideal for seating abutments, tightening cover screws, and engaging fixation screws in restorative workflows.
The hexagonal tip is machined with exacting tolerances to ensure a firm, slip-resistant fit into compatible prosthetic components. This secure engagement improves tactile response and supports confident torque control during placement.
Its CA-compatible shank integrates easily with standard contra-angle motors, enabling smooth transitions from drilling to prosthetic handling. This interoperability helps reduce chair time and enhances procedural efficiency—particularly in full-arch or multi-unit treatments.
Autoclavable and reusable, the IMP 22548 supports infection control and long-term clinical value. Whether used in straightforward implant restorations or more demanding cases, it delivers ergonomic access, precise engagement, and consistent performance.
Clinicians seeking compact instrumentation for high-precision prosthetic delivery will find the IMP 22548 Hex CA Driver, Short to be a trusted and essential asset.
The IMP 22548 Hex CA Driver, Short is a compact hex driver built for use with contra-angle handpieces during implant placement and restoration. Its reduced length provides improved access and control in confined areas such as posterior sites or patients with limited mouth opening. Made from corrosion-resistant surgical stainless steel, it ensures torque stability and repeated-use durability. The hex tip is finely machined to deliver a secure, slip-free fit with compatible screws, supporting safe and accurate prosthetic handling. Ideal for seating abutments, tightening cover screws, or retrieving components, it fits seamlessly into both surgical and restorative workflows. The contra-angle connection allows effortless integration with standard surgical motors, improving efficiency in single- or multi-unit procedures. Fully autoclavable and reusable, the IMP 22548 combines ergonomic access, reliability, and precision—making it a valuable tool for clinicians who demand consistent performance in challenging clinical conditions.
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