Multi-Unit Temporary PEEK cylinder

Introduction

The Multi-Unit Temporary PEEK Cylinder is a prosthetic component designed for the fabrication of temporary multi-unit restorations on implant-supported cases.
Manufactured from high-performance PEEK, it provides excellent machinability, stability, and resistance during provisionalization phases, making it ideal for immediate or short-term restorations.

This cylinder supports multi-unit prosthetic workflows and is compatible with SP Platform and RC Platform systems, depending on the selected option.

Technical Specifications

• Product Type: Multi-Unit Temporary Cylinder

• Height: 12 mm

• Material: PEEK (Polyether Ether Ketone)

• Prosthetic Type: Temporary / Provisional

• Platforms Available:

  • SP Platform (Internal Hex – 2.42 mm)

  • RC Platform (TRIO Morse Taper – 11°)

• Recommended Torque:

  • Plastic tightening: 15 Ncm

  • Temporary use: 20 Ncm

• Driver: Hex driver 1.25 mm

Key Features & Benefits

• Designed for multi-unit provisional restorations
  Ideal for temporary bridges and full-arch provisional prosthetics.

• High-performance PEEK material
  Lightweight, biocompatible, and resistant to deformation during temporary loading.

• Excellent machinability
  Easy to modify, shape, and adjust chairside or in the lab.

• Controlled torque values
  Optimized for provisional stability while protecting implant interfaces.

• Platform-specific compatibility
  Available for SP internal hex systems and RC (TRIO) conical systems, ensuring correct interface engagement.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Is this cylinder intended for permanent restorations?
No. This component is designed only for temporary or provisional restorations.

Q2: What torque should be applied during use?

• 15 Ncm for plastic tightening

• Up to 20 Ncm for temporary prosthetic use

Q3: Which platforms are supported?
The cylinder is available for:

• SP Platform (Internal Hex 2.42 mm)

• RC Platform (TRIO Morse taper 11°)

Q4: What driver is required?
A 1.25 mm hex driver is required.

Q5: Can this be used for full-arch provisional cases?
Yes. It is suitable for multi-unit and full-arch temporary restorations.