AnyCheck Tapping Rod
The tapping rod (also called the percussion or tapping tip) is the detachable metal tip affixed to the AnyCheck handheld implant stability meter’s body.
It allows direct tapping contact with the top of the healing abutment, enabling implant stability measurement without removing the prosthetic component.
Made to be autoclavable and replaceable, this tip is essential for maintaining hygiene and accuracy over repeated clinical use.
The rod is designed to operate within a 0°–30° angle relative to vertical—if the angle is exceeded, the device will beep and refuse to measure, preventing error.
Its light tapping action requires fewer hits (up to six taps or two for weak stability) and delivers approximately 30% less force than comparable percussion testers, minimizing patient discomfort and risk.
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| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Contact interface for measuring implant stability on healing abutments or natural teeth |
| Included With Device | Yes – autoclavable metal tip provided in standard AnyCheck kit |
| Safety Design | Automatic stop after two taps if instability detected (below IST value 59) |
| Angle Sensitivity | Measures valid only within a 0°–30° angle range; beeps and halts otherwise |
| User-Friendly | Lightweight, easy to handle, hygienic (removable for sterilisation) |
Ref: D1179 AP; D1179 A
Ref: SF-M; SF-F; SF-SF; SF-SS
