| Product Name | Available Specifications |
|---|---|
| Pin for External Fixation | Φ2.0 x 40 mm Φ2.0 x 60 mm |
The triangular cutting edge geometry provides optimal penetration efficiency into cortical bone, allowing self-tapping or self-drilling placement while minimizing rotational friction and bone heat generation during insertion.
Φ2.0 mm diameter pins are primarily utilized in mini and small fragment external fixation systems, such as hand, wrist, foot, pediatric fractures, or temporary stabilization of small bone fragments.
This pin is standardly supplied in two working lengths: Φ2.0 x 40 mm and Φ2.0 x 60 mm, covering common anatomical depth requirements for peripheral bone stabilization.
The pin interfaces securely with standard external fixation pin-to-rod clamps or universal joint connectors suited for 2.0 mm pin diameters, establishing rigid construct stability.
Like most orthopedic fixation pins, these implants are intended for single-patient use to ensure structural precision, sharpness of the cutting tip, and to minimize the risk of mechanical fatigue or cross-contamination.