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Dental Implant Drill Kits

Two drill-kit listings are compared here. The implant surgical drill kit has eight depth-marked drills from 2.0 to 5.2 mm in a diameter-labelled metal holder, with standard and coated options. The conical implant drill and stopper kits come in 25, 30, 35, 43, 50 and 55 pieces, with depth stoppers in a labelled case, and an itemised list of every drill, stopper and accessory for the kit you choose. Compare the drill diameters, stopper references and case line by line for the kit you are ordering, and tell us your implant system so we can confirm which kit suits.

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Dental Implant Drill Kits Products

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Five-by-five conical drill and stopper arrangement in a labelled blue-lid case

Conical Implant Drill & Stopper Kits

Conical implant drill kits with depth stoppers, organised in a labelled case. Choose from 25 to 55-piece sizes; we itemise every drill and stopper in your quotation.

Stainless steel; component-specific material confirmed with the quotation
3 variations available
Kit options $80.00–$200.00
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Eight black-finish implant drills with diameter-labelled metal holder — view 1

Dental Implant Surgical Drill Kits

Implant surgical drill kit with eight depth-marked drills from 2.0 to 5.2 mm, held in a diameter-labelled metal holder. Standard and coated kits are also available.

Stainless steel; component-specific material confirmed with the quotation
3 variations available
Kit $50.00
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Choose Between the 8-Drill Kit and the Conical Drill & Stopper Kits

Compare our eight-drill surgical kit with the 25- to 55-piece conical drill and stopper kits side by side. Then use the photo key and the request template to record the right fields for a new kit or a replacement drill.

Eight Sequential Drills or a Conical Drill & Stopper Kit?

Choose the 8-piece kit if you want one drill at each step from 2.0 to 5.2 mm in a labelled holder. Choose a conical kit if you want drills and depth stoppers organised together in one case. Start with the 43-piece kit for a guided workflow. A conical kit's piece count covers drills, stoppers and accessories together, so it does not tell you the drill count or whether the kit fits your sleeves. We itemise every kit in your quotation, and evaluation samples are available for checking fit with your system.

Implant drill kit configurations and when to choose each
SelectionWhat it includesWhen to choose it
8-Piece Depth-Marked Implant Drill Kit (DIS-IMP-SDR-GRP-8PC)One each of 2.0, 2.5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.65, 4.2, 4.8 and 5.2 mm drills, black finish, depth-marked, plus a diameter-labelled metal holder (not counted in the eight). Depth-marking references: 6, 8, 10, 11.5, 13 and 16 mm.Freehand sequential drilling, or replacing one drill by kit and diameter
Standard or Coated Surgical Implant Drill Kit (DIS-IMP-SDR-GRP-STD / -COAT)Protocol-based sequential configurations, the coated kit with coated drills; each has its own component scheduleYou need a standard or coated finish; ask for that configuration's schedule
25- or 35-Piece Conical Drill & Stopper Kit (DIS-IMP-CON-GRP-25PC / -35PC)Conical drills and depth stoppers in a labelled case; every drill, stopper and accessory itemised in your quotationDepth-controlled drilling with stoppers kept beside their drills
43-Piece Conical Guided Drill Kit (DIS-IMP-CON-GRP-43PC)The guided drill kit; contents itemised in your quotationGuided workflows; also confirm sleeve bore and height, offset, key or handle, and drill and driver interfaces
30-, 50- or 55-piece conical kitConical drills and stoppers; no selectable referenceSend an enquiry that states the piece count

What the picture helps identify

Eight black implant drills seated in blue holes in a metal holder labelled Drill Kit 8 pieces, with red diameter labels 2.0, 2.5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.65, 4.2, 4.8 and 5.2 mm

The 8-piece surgical drill kit: eight black drills seated in a metal holder labelled Drill Kit 8 pieces, with each position labelled by diameter

  1. Holder label

    The metal holder is marked Drill Kit 8 pieces. The holder itself is not counted as one of the eight.

  2. Black drills in blue seated holes

    Each of the eight drills stands in its own blue-lined hole, so a missing drill is easy to spot after cleaning.

  3. Red diameter labels

    Each position is labelled 2.0, 2.5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.65, 4.2, 4.8 or 5.2 mm. These are nominal drill diameters. Use them to name the drill you need.

  4. Depth-marking references

    Markings along each drill shaft, scheduled at 6, 8, 10, 11.5, 13 and 16 mm. These are marking references, not the drill's overall length.

  5. Working and overall length

    Not shown in the photo and not given by the diameter labels. Record them separately, and only from the drill's documentation.

  6. Depth stop reference

    Not part of this kit. Stoppers belong to the conical kits, where each position is named by a diameter pair and an L reference, for example 2.7/3.7 mm at L11.5.

Prepare a request or replacement record

Keep each measurement in its own field. A matching diameter alone does not identify an interchangeable drill. Leave a length blank rather than estimating it. The example values below are illustrative and come from the labels on our kits. They do not describe a stock configuration. You can send photos by email or WhatsApp. We reply to quotes within 24 hours, and instruments bought from us qualify for free sharpening, repair or replacement.

Specifications

Dental Implant Drill Kits Selection Summary

SpecificationDetails
Surgical drill kit8 depth-marked drills, black finish: 2.0, 2.5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.65, 4.2, 4.8 and 5.2 mm; diameter-labelled metal holder, not counted among the eight
Other surgical optionsStandard surgical drill kit; coated surgical drill kit; single replacement drills quoted by kit and diameter
Conical drill and stopper kits25, 30, 35, 43, 50 and 55 pieces; conical drills and depth stoppers in a labelled case; every drill, stopper and accessory itemised in your quotation
Guided optionThe 43-piece kit is the guided drill kit
Replacement matchingKit and drill reference, full diameter designation, defined length, shank or drive connection, and any stopper or sleeve interface
Buying Guide

How to Compare Dental Implant Drill Kits

Sequential Surgical Drills: Eight Diameters and a Holder

The surgical drill kit gives you eight drills in sequence at 2.0, 2.5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.65, 4.2, 4.8 and 5.2 mm. They have a black finish and depth markings along the shaft, and stand in a metal holder with each position labelled by diameter, so the next drill is easy to find. The holder is not counted as one of the eight pieces, so the kit is eight drills and one holder. A standard kit and a coated kit, with a coated finish on the drills, are offered as other options, and an itemised list comes with the kit you choose.

Single replacement drills can be quoted: tell us the kit and the diameter. For a replacement, keep the diameter, the actual working and overall lengths, the depth markings, the cutting geometry and the shank reference together, because a matching nominal diameter alone does not identify an interchangeable part.

Conical Drill and Stopper Kits: Six Sizes, Itemised for Each

Depth stoppers fit onto the drills and stop them at a set depth, and a conical kit keeps the drills and their stoppers together in one labelled case. On the kit shown, the drills and stoppers are arranged five by five under a blue lid, so each piece returns to the same place after cleaning and a missing piece is easy to spot.

The kits are offered in 25, 30, 35, 43, 50 and 55 pieces, and larger kits contain more drills and stoppers. The piece count includes the drills, the stoppers and any accessories, so it is not a drill count, and contents differ between sizes. We send an itemised list of every drill, stopper and accessory in the kit you choose so you can check it against your implant system before ordering. The 43-piece kit is the guided drill kit. Evaluation samples are available for checking fit with your system.

Stoppers, Depth Markings and Guided Sleeves Are Separate References

A stopper reference does not by itself define the effective drilling depth, and a stopper kit is not automatically a fully guided system. A guided requirement also needs the sleeve bore and height, the offset, any key or handle and the relevant drill and driver interfaces. Keep a freehand surgical-drill request, a conical stopper assortment and a matched guided system as distinct order specifications, and compare guided options in the guided kit collection.

Send a Configuration-Specific Quote Request

State the kit option, quantity and destination, with the implant system and drill diameters and lengths you need, and whether you use guided surgery. Say whether the order is for a populated kit, selected replacements or a separately quoted empty organizer. We confirm which kit suits and what it contains.

The packing list identifies each drill and accessory, with the case on its own line. For a custom arrangement, attach the approved dimensional schedule and your marking requirements. Product-specific instructions govern use and processing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Dental Implant Drill Kits FAQ

Is the holder one of the eight drills in the surgical drill kit?

No. The kit is eight depth-marked drills, at 2.0, 2.5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.65, 4.2, 4.8 and 5.2 mm, plus a metal holder labelled by diameter. The holder is not counted among the eight, so count eight drills and one holder.

Does the piece count of a conical kit tell me how many drills it has?

No. The 25 to 55 piece sizes count drills, depth stoppers and any accessories together, and contents differ between sizes, so the total is not a drill count. An itemised list of every drill, stopper and accessory is sent for the kit you choose, and the same total can represent different diameter and length coverage.

Which records help compare a standard drill assortment and a conical stopper-drill kit?

Compare the member schedule and drawings for the selected drills, stops and interfaces. Keep each full part reference and quantity with its dimension key. A paired-diameter label needs a drawing that identifies both measurement locations; an L label needs its defined measurement datum. Request those definitions with the actual kit specification before treating the labels as directly comparable dimensions.

What does a paired diameter label on a conical drill tell me?

A paired label identifies two nominal values, but the specification needs to state where each is measured. Keep the complete pair and exact part reference in a comparison, and use an axis-defined drawing when a physical match matters. The ordering of the two numbers does not, by itself, establish tip and body diameter.

Does an L label establish the clinical drilling depth?

No. An L label needs a defined measurement reference for the particular drill and stop assembly, and it should be kept separate from overall length, tip projection and any documented working-length value. Compare the manufacturer's key for the exact part; a nominal label alone does not establish a calibrated clinical depth.

How does a drill's nominal diameter differ from its depth markings?

The nominal diameter is the size of the drill, such as 2.0 to 5.2 mm in the surgical kit. Depth markings along the shaft are a separate reference, and what they are measured from has to be defined for the exact drill. Record diameter, depth marking, working length and overall length as separate fields so a replacement is compared on each.

Which details are needed for a replacement implant drill?

Record the kit and drill reference, complete diameter designation, defined length, shank or drive connection, and any matched stop component. Include the relevant specification or clear reference markings. Treat the drill and stop as a documented combination when applicable, so a similar-looking replacement is assessed against the actual system.

How should the contents of two drill kits be compared?

List each drill reference and quantity, then record stops, adapters, drivers and the container separately. This distinguishes the cutting-instrument assortment from accessories and storage. Compare that schedule with the requested configuration; the same overall piece count can represent different diameter and length coverage.

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