safeConnect®
Safe impact on taper junctions
A wide range of impaction forces can be applied when using a conventional mallet. safeConnect delivers a consistent high impact force reducing the chance of micromotion and associated fretting and taper corrosion.
Functional principle
The instrument is placed on the ball head or cup inlay and is manually pushed in the axial direction of the prosthesis. A mechanism is automatically triggered and releases a consistent impulse to the components. As a result, the taper connection is connected by a precise and replicable force.
Advantages
- Standardised and safe procedure
- Precise and replicable application of impact force
- One instrument for ball heads and cup inlays (acetabular prosthesis liners)
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