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100% Autoclavable & Passivated AISI 420 SteelSKU: SP-72336
OR & Quality SpecificationsHospital Grade
Steel MetallurgyGerman AISI 420 Martensitic
Sterilization Cycle134°C / 273°F Steam Autoclave
Quality StandardISO 13485:2016 & CE Mark
Optical FinishAnti-Glare Satin Matte
Electrochemical PassivationCSSD Laser Batch Tracking
MaxillofacialSKU: SP-72336AISI 420 Martensitic

Clavicle Hook LCP 3.5mm Plates With Screws Set Of 74 pcs TT

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The Clavicle Hook LCP 3.5mm Plates With Screws Set is an orthopedic fixation system designed for clavicle fracture stabilization. The 74-piece set combines 3.5mm locking compression plates with compatible screws for secure fixation during orthopedic procedures.
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The Clavicle Hook LCP 3.5mm Plates With Screws Set is designed for orthopedic fixation of clavicular fractures where a hook-style plate configuration may be required. The locking compression plate design provides a structured interface for compatible locking screws, helping create a stable fixation construct when appropriately selected and positioned by the operating surgeon.

With a 3.5mm fixation size, the system is intended for orthopedic applications involving clavicle fracture stabilization. The hook configuration can be useful in fixation situations where the plate must be positioned around the anatomical region of the clavicle and distal clavicular area. Selection of the appropriate plate and screw configuration should be based on the patient's anatomy, fracture pattern, bone quality, and the surgical technique being used.

The supplied specifications identify the plate material as stainless steel. Stainless steel is commonly used for surgical fixation components because of its mechanical strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion when properly manufactured, processed, and maintained. The locking mechanism is designed to provide controlled screw engagement with the plate, while the plate profile is intended to support secure positioning over the target anatomy.

The complete set contains 74 pieces, consisting of plates and screws. Because the source information does not provide a detailed breakdown of the number of plates, plate hole configurations, screw lengths, or individual screw quantities, those specifications should be confirmed from the manufacturer's final packing list rather than assumed.

The set is listed for hospital use, general surgery, and orthopedic surgical instrumentation. It is supplied as a manual orthopedic system and is intended for use by appropriately trained healthcare professionals. Implant selection, positioning, screw length, and fixation technique should be determined according to the patient's clinical requirements and the manufacturer's validated surgical instructions.

The supplied data identifies the product as a Class I instrument and states CE certification and a MOL safety standard. These regulatory details should be verified against the applicable product documentation before being used for regulatory or clinical claims.

For reusable surgical components, cleaning, disinfection, inspection, packaging, and sterilization should follow the manufacturer's validated reprocessing instructions and the healthcare facility's established protocol.

Key Features

  • Clavicle hook LCP fixation system
  • 3.5mm plate and screw size
  • Locking compression plate design
  • Designed for clavicle fracture fixation
  • Supplied as a 74-piece set
  • Stainless steel construction as specified
  • Compatible locking screw system
  • Suitable for orthopedic surgical applications
  • Manual surgical instrumentation
  • Intended for professional hospital use
  • Model: FP-OSP-105
  • CE certification stated in supplied data

Product Specifications

SpecificationDetails
Product TypeClavicle Hook LCP Plate & Screw Set
Plate TypeHook LCP
Fixation Size3.5mm
ScrewsIncluded
Set Quantity74 Pieces
MaterialStainless Steel
ApplicationOrthopedic clavicle fracture fixation
CategoryOrthopedic Set
Instrument ClassificationClass I, as supplied
Safety StandardMOL, as supplied
CertificationCE, as supplied
Power SourceManual
Model NumberFP-OSP-105
Intended SettingHospital / Orthopedic Surgery
OriginPakistan

FAQs

What is a Clavicle Hook LCP Plate used for?

A Clavicle Hook LCP Plate is used for orthopedic fixation and stabilization of selected clavicle fractures, particularly where a hook-style plate configuration is appropriate.

What size is this clavicle plate system?

The supplied product is a 3.5mm Clavicle Hook LCP system.

How many pieces are included?

The product is specified as a 74-piece set containing plates and screws.

What material is the set made from?

The supplied material specification identifies the components as stainless steel.

Are screws included with the clavicle plates?

Yes. The product title identifies the system as a plate and screw set, with a total set quantity of 74 pieces.

Does the set include different plate sizes?

The supplied information does not specify the individual plate hole counts or dimensions. These should be confirmed from the manufacturer's detailed component list.

Is this product intended for orthopedic surgery?

Yes. The supplied application identifies hospital use, general surgery, and orthopedic surgical instrumentation, with the product categorized as an orthopedic set.

What is the model number?

The supplied model number is FP-OSP-105.

What should be considered before using the plate?

The appropriate plate configuration, screw length, positioning, and fixation technique should be selected according to the patient's anatomy, fracture characteristics, surgical technique, and validated manufacturer instructions.