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100% Autoclavable & Passivated AISI 420 SteelSKU: SP-34427
OR & Quality SpecificationsHospital Grade
Steel MetallurgyGerman AISI 420 Martensitic
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MaxillofacialSKU: SP-34427AISI 420 Martensitic

4 mm Cancellous Screws – Partial & Full Thread, Titanium

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4 mm Cancellous Screws are designed for compatible orthopedic fixation applications and are available in partial-thread and full-thread configurations. Manufactured from Titanium, these screws provide two thread options for different fixation requirements and are supplied as a 200-piece set.
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4 mm Cancellous Screws are designed for compatible orthopedic fixation applications where a 4 mm cancellous screw configuration is required. The system is available in partial-thread and full-thread options, allowing selection according to the requirements of the intended fixation application.

The screws are manufactured from Titanium and supplied as a 200-piece set.

Thread Configurations

Partial Thread

  • Diameter: 4 mm
  • Thread Type: Partial Thread
  • Material: Titanium

Full Thread

  • Diameter: 4 mm
  • Thread Type: Full Thread
  • Material: Titanium

Material and Construction

The screws are manufactured from Titanium, providing a lightweight metallic construction for compatible orthopedic fixation systems.

Orthopedic Applications

These cancellous screws are designed for compatible orthopedic fixation applications where a 4 mm partial-thread or full-thread screw is appropriate.

The appropriate thread configuration should be selected according to the patient's anatomy, fixation requirements, surgical plan, and applicable device instructions.

Handling and Use Considerations

  • Select the appropriate thread configuration for the intended application.
  • Confirm compatibility with the associated fixation system.
  • Inspect each screw for damage, deformation, or surface abnormalities before use.
  • Handle implant components according to established medical-device practices.
  • Follow the applicable surgical technique and manufacturer instructions.

Cleaning, Sterilization and Inspection

Components should be handled and processed according to their applicable medical-device instructions and institutional protocols. Inspect each screw before use and do not use any component that is damaged, deformed, or otherwise compromised.

Technical Specifications

  • Product Type: Cancellous Screw
  • Diameter: 4 mm
  • Thread Options: Partial Thread & Full Thread
  • Material: Titanium
  • Set Quantity: 200 pieces
  • Application: Compatible orthopedic fixation

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the screw diameter?
The screws have a 4 mm diameter.

2. What thread options are available?
The system includes partial-thread and full-thread configurations.

3. What material are the screws made from?
They are manufactured from Titanium.

4. How many screws are included?
The set contains 200 pieces.

5. What are these screws designed for?
They are designed for compatible orthopedic fixation applications.

6. How should the thread configuration be selected?
The appropriate configuration should be selected according to the anatomical and fixation requirements of the intended application by the qualified surgical team.