ZEROS PRODUCTS
M3
M3
FIXTURE DESIGN
Micro Thread
(Triple Thread)
• Distribute stress on bone
• Stimulate bone evenly
• Increase cell response
• Reinforce fixture strength
Connection
• Submerged type implant with an internal hex
11º taper connection structure
• Optimum screw thread design for SLA surface
to achieve consistent roughness
• Taper body design with superior initial
stability
• Highest initial stability in soft bone by using
upper-section thread and body design
• Powerful self-threading effect using cutting
edge design
• Acquires the initial stability needed in
immediate loading even in soft bone
Cutting Edge Design
• The cutting edge which applied to fixture designed
to have optimum torque at the all the bone tissue
condition.
• It is applied and divided by length and size,
Added cutting edge to the body thread design
could make convenient work for the modification of
path and self tapping.
SLA Surface
Macro Thread
(Single Thread)
• Improved self-tapping
function.
• Enhanced penetration.
M3
FIXTURE DESIGN
ZEROS PRODUCTS
M3
M3
FIXTURE DESIGN
x1000
x3000
S.L.A SURFACE
• Surface of fixture are excellent in morphology and roughness.
Increased 50% of the surface area than RBM
• The S.L.A Surface and the entire taper shape of M2, M3 fixture could
get enough initial fix
x1000
x3000
S.L.A SURFACE
• Surface of fixture are excellent in morphology and reughness.
Increased 50% of the surface area than RBM
• The S.L.A Surface and the entire taper shape of M2, M3 fixture could
get enough initial fix
• Surface of fixture are excellent in
morphology and reughness.
Increased 50% of the surface area
than RBM
• The S.L.A Surface and the
entire taper
shape of M2, M3 fixture could
get enough initial fix
M3
FIXTURE
Micro Thread
(Triple Thread)
• Distribute stress on bone
• Stimulate bone evenly
• Increase cell response
• Reinforce fixture strength
Macro Thread
(Single Thread)
• Improved self-tapping function
• Enhanced penetration
Surface Treatment : SLA
Internal Hex : 2.5mm
Morse Taper : 11°
Female Screw : M2.0
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