Implant Logistics Manuals & User Guides
Implant Logistics is a US-based manufacturer of high-quality, cost-effective dental implant systems and supplies for dental professionals.
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Implant Logistics is a premier dental implant manufacturer based in Sparta, Wisconsin, dedicated to providing clinicians with innovative dental implant systems. The company focuses on robust and cost-effective solutions designed to maximize bone and tissue health, promote healing, and create a bacteria-free environment for osseointegration.
Their products include the popular Implant-One™ Multi-Unit Abutments, which are designed for ease-of-use without sacrificing precision or safety. With advanced manufacturing techniques and rigorous quality control, Implant Logistics ensures that dental professionals have reliable components for successful single and multi-unit restorations.
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Implant Logistics Implant One Series Product Catalog
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Where can I find instruction manuals for Implant Logistics products?
You can download user manuals and guides for Implant Logistics components, such as the Implant-One Multi-Unit Abutments, directly on our manuals page.
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Are Implant Logistics Multi-Unit Abutments intended for single use?
Yes, Implant Logistics abutments and abutment screws are provided non-sterile and are intended for single-use only. They must be sterilized prior to use.
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How do I sterilize Implant Logistics abutments before use?
Components should be enclosed in an FDA-cleared sterilization wrap and steam sterilized using a pre-vacuum cycle at 132°C (270°F) for 4 minutes, with a 30-minute dry time.
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What is the recommended tightening torque for Implant Logistics abutments?
The connection torque depends on the series. For 300 Series straight and angled multi-unit abutments, the recommended torque is 20Ncm. For 400/500 Series, the recommended torque is 30Ncm.
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How can I contact Implant Logistics for product support?
You can contact Implant Logistics support through the contact form on their official website or by reaching out to their headquarters in Sparta, Wisconsin.