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Geasure Titanium Alloy Mini Nail Screw 3.5 Locking Screw for Ulna Fiber Nail Interlocking Implants Interventional Materials

Product Description

Intramedullary Nail System: Discover a comprehensive range of high-quality intramedullary nails engineered for clinical excellence. Designed for easy insertion and extraction, our implants are fabricated from premium Titanium Alloy. This advanced material profile minimizes the risk of outer wall impact and main nail inward movement. Optimized nail diameters cater to diverse clinical applications, ensuring straightforward operation and minimally invasive implantation.

Locking Screw Specifications
Product Name Model Material
Diameter 3.5 locking screw SWX-IS Titanium Alloy
Intramedullary Nail System Specifications
Product Name Model Specification Material Code
Proximal Femoral Nail Antirotation Intramedullary Nail SGM-IIK 9.0×170×130° Titanium Alloy 15649170
Proximal Femoral Nail Antirotation Intramedullary Nail SGM-IIK 9.0×200×130° Titanium Alloy 15649200
Proximal Femoral Nail Antirotation Intramedullary Nail SGM-IIK 9.0×240×130° Titanium Alloy 15649240
Proximal Femoral Nail Antirotation End Cap SGM-IIK 10×15 Titanium Alloy 15601115
Proximal Femoral Nail Antirotation End Cap SGM-IIK 10×20 Titanium Alloy 15601120
Proximal Femoral Nail Antirotation Blade SGM-IIK 10.5×70 Titanium Alloy 15600570
Proximal Femoral Nail Antirotation Blade SGM-IIK 10.5×80 Titanium Alloy 15600580
Proximal Femoral Nail Antirotation φ4.9 locking screw SGM-IIK 4.9×30--72 Titanium Alloy 15604930
Femoral Nail locking screw I SGG-IIIK 6.5×75 Titanium Alloy 15246575
Femoral Nail Intramedullary Nail SGG-IIIK 9.0-13.0 Titanium Alloy 15249340
Humeral nail Intramedullary Nail SHG-IK 8 Titanium Alloy 15728160
Design & Anatomy Innovation
11.0m Radian Radius

The nail length and curvature are precisely engineered to align with the natural anatomy of the femoral medullary cavity, facilitating seamless insertion and structural harmony.

1.0m Radian Radius Design
2Screw-in-Screw Technology

Developed to enhance fixation strength in osteoporotic bone. The blunt-end design of the locking screw effectively minimizes the risk of excessive penetration.

Screw-in-screw design
3Comprehensive Dimension Range

Short Nails: Diameter of 8.0 / 9.5mm, length of 160mm.
Long Nails: Diameter of 7.0 / 8.5mm, length of 180-315mm (15mm intervals).

Available in left and right anatomical configurations. Premium Titanium Alloy ensures robust performance across minimally invasive surgical procedures.

Short and Long Nails Dimensions
Technical Details & Fixation Mechanisms
Proximal Fixation
Proximal Fixation Stability

Features multi-plane and multi-locking screw configurations, providing surgeons with versatile options to achieve optimal mechanical stability. The screw-in-screw construct secures osteoporotic bone, while the blunt head and countersinking screw design reduce soft tissue irritation and minimize over-penetration risk.

Distal Fixation
Distal Fixation Safety Zone

Short Nails: Utilizes two locking options in different planes.
Long Nails: Employs three locking holes strategically aligned to avoid critical vasculature. Positioned safely between the median and radial nerves, two anterior-posterior locking holes prevent distal fracture rotation and displacement.

Elastic Nail
Elastic Nail Dimensioning

To optimize stability, the nail diameter should occupy 30% to 40% of the narrowest medullary cavity segment. Standard guidelines recommend:
- 3.0mm diameter for ages 6-8 years
- 3.5mm diameter for ages 9-11 years
- 4.0mm diameter for ages 12-14 years

Compression Design
Self-Sustaining Compression

Designed with specialized compression holes to increase structural stability across transverse or short oblique fractures. Features a built-in, self-sustaining compression mechanism that eliminates the need for intraoperative static locking screw adjustments.

TFNA System
TFNA System Optimization

By shifting to a 1.0m radian radius from the standard 1.5m radius of older G3 configurations, the TFNA design doubles the anatomical centering probability within the medullary canal, easing implant positioning.

Orthopedic Medical Implants Range
State-of-the-Art Manufacturing & Facilities
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What are the available shipping modes and handling charges?
We generally ship via reliable international couriers such as DHL, FEDEX, UPS, and TNT, or via air/post services depending on customer specifications. Shipping charges are calculated based on destination weight and volumetric scale.
Q2: Are the orthopedic implants certified to international quality standards?
Yes. Our production facilities and product lines are fully certified, adhering strictly to ISO 9001, ISO 13485, and CE quality standards.
Q3: What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)? Do you provide product samples?
Our standard minimum order value is USD $500. To assist clients in evaluating market quality, we accept smaller initial sample orders. Sample items can be provided free of charge, with the freight costs covered by the customer.
Q4: Can you manufacture custom or non-catalogued orthopedic products?
Yes. We can process and manufacture components matching your physical samples or blueprints. Note that custom development runs on extended lead times for tooling setup and quality clearance.
Q5: What are the payment terms and stock availability?
Most catalog items are in stock, replenished monthly. For order values ≤ $800 USD, we require 100% payment in advance. For orders > $800 USD, a 30% T/T advance deposit is required, with the remaining balance paid before dispatch. We accept payment via T/T, L/C, Western Union, and PayPal.
Q6: Why is Titanium Alloy preferred for intramedullary nails?
Titanium Alloy offers superior biocompatibility, high strength-to-weight ratio, and excellent corrosion resistance. Its elastic modulus is closer to human bone compared to stainless steel, reducing stress shielding and promoting bone healing.

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