Non-locking Plate
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Three-Flanged Plate
Three-Flanged Plate — a orthopedic fixation plate from OrthoLimited, supplied to ISO 13485 standards for hospitals and distributors worldwide.
Tibial Platform Lateral Plate-II
Tibial Platform Lateral Plate-II — a orthopedic fixation plate from OrthoLimited, supplied to ISO 13485 standards for hospitals and distributors worldwide.
Tibial Platform Lateral Plate-III
Tibial Platform Lateral Plate-III — a orthopedic fixation plate from OrthoLimited, supplied to ISO 13485 standards for hospitals and distributors worldwide.
Washer
Washer — a orthopedic device from OrthoLimited, supplied to ISO 13485 standards for hospitals and distributors worldwide.
Y-olecranon Fossa Plate
Y-olecranon Fossa Plate — a orthopedic fixation plate from OrthoLimited, supplied to ISO 13485 standards for hospitals and distributors worldwide.
Y-shaped Humerus Condylus Plate
Y-shaped Humerus Condylus Plate — a orthopedic fixation plate from OrthoLimited, supplied to ISO 13485 standards for hospitals and distributors worldwide.
About the range
About Non-locking Plate
Non-locking plates provide fracture fixation through conventional screws that compress the plate against the bone surface, generating stability by friction between plate and cortex. They remain a foundational option for many diaphyseal and periarticular fractures where good bone quality allows compression and anatomical reduction.
Typical configurations include compression plates, reconstruction plates, one-third tubular plates, and semi-tubular designs in a range of hole patterns and lengths. Common materials are surgical stainless steel and titanium alloy, contourable to bone geometry and manufactured under ISO 13485 with CE conformity.
Surgeons select non-locking plates by fracture location, required plate function such as compression or neutralization, screw diameter, and thickness, matching bone density and biomechanical demands.
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