One-Third Tubular Plate – Universal Fracture Fixation System
Product Overview
The One-Third Tubular Plate is a widely used orthopedic fixation device intended for the treatment of fractures of small and long bones. The plate's semi-tubular profile provides an optimal balance between strength, flexibility, and contourability, allowing precise adaptation to individual patient anatomy.
The implant is particularly suitable for fixation of fibular, ulnar, radial, clavicular, and selected metaphyseal fractures. Its low-profile design minimizes soft tissue irritation while providing reliable stabilization and support throughout the healing process.
Manufactured from medical-grade titanium alloy, the plate offers excellent biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, and mechanical durability.
Key Features
-Classic one-third tubular design for versatile clinical application
-Excellent contourability for anatomical adaptation
-Suitable for neutralization, buttress, and protection plating techniques
-Low-profile construction minimizes soft tissue irritation
-Reliable stabilization of small and long bone fractures
-High mechanical strength with lightweight design
-Compatible with cortical and locking screw systems
-Easy intraoperative handling and implantation
-Supports biological fracture healing
-Manufactured from biocompatible titanium alloy
Technical Specifications
-Product Type: One-third tubular plate
-Application: Small and long bone fracture fixation
-Material: Medical-grade titanium alloy (Ti-6Al-4V)
-Plate Configuration: Semi-tubular profile plate
-Available Lengths: Multiple length configurations available
-Number of Holes: Various hole configurations
-Compatible Screws:
• Cortical screws: Ø 3.5 mm
• Locking screws: Ø 3.5 mm
-Fixation Type: Conventional and locking fixation
-Surface Finish: Color anodized
-Sterility: Non-sterile; to be sterilized in a medical facility prior to use
-Usage: Single-use
Clinical Indications
-Distal fibula fractures
-Radius and ulna fractures
-Clavicle fractures
-Metaphyseal fractures
-Avulsion fractures
-Osteotomies
-Fracture neutralization procedures
-Reconstruction procedures
-Revision fixation