Solidfix FT Fully Threaded Titanium Suture Anchors

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Solidfix FT Fully Threaded Titanium Suture Anchors Specification

Category
Orthopedic Implants

Implants Type
Suture Anchors

Material
Titanium

Sterilized
Yes

Sterilization Mode
Gamma Radiation / EO

Stent Location
Orthopedic (Bone/Joint)

Physical Shape
Fully Threaded, Screw-like

Curved Angle
Straight

Flexible
No

Soluble
No

Recyclable
Yes

Usage
Soft Tissue Fixation

Dimension (L*W*H)
Available in 3.5 mm, 4.5 mm, 5.5 mm diameter sizes

Grade
Medical Grade Titanium

Color
Metallic Silver

Weight
Lightweight (depends on diameter)

Feature
MRI Safe, High Pull-Out Strength

Corrosion Resistance
High

Indications
Rotator Cuff Repair, Shoulder, Knee, Hip, and Ankle Fixation

Radiolucency
Radiopaque for Easy X-Ray Visualization

Packaging
Individually Sterile Packed

Shelf Life
Up to 5 Years

Thread Type
Full Threaded for Secure Fixation

Suture Compatibility
Compatible with Multiple Suture Types

Biocompatibility
Excellent

Insertion Method
Self-Tapping, Cannulated Options

Solidfix FT Fully Threaded Titanium Suture Anchors Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
100 Pieces

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
5000 Pieces Per Month

Delivery Time
10 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Solidfix FT Fully Threaded Titanium Suture Anchors

Discover the monumental strength of Solidfix FT Fully Threaded Titanium Suture Anchors, engineered for preeminent orthopedic performance in procedures like rotator cuff repair and joint fixation. Featuring a glorious, fully threaded design for secure fixation, these anchors are highly compatible with multiple sutures and offer self-tapping, cannulated options for versatile use. Order today and enjoy the radiopaque visibility, excellent biocompatibility, and MRI safety. Each anchor is individually sterile packed with a shelf life up to 5 years. Buy online or find your preferred size-Solidfix FT delivers reliability for distributors, importers, and surgeons across India.

Directions, Application & Key Features of Solidfix FT

Solidfix FT suture anchors are designed for direct insertion into bone, ensuring a reliable hold for soft tissue fixation during orthopedic procedures. These anchors are suitable for rotator cuff, shoulder, knee, hip, and ankle repair. Notable features include their self-tapping, fully threaded straight screw-like form, radiopaque visibility in X-rays, and excellent corrosion resistance. The anchors are individually packed sterile, making them ready for immediate use in surgical settings while ensuring patient safety.

Supply, Payment, and Delivery Logistics for Solidfix FT

Solidfix FT anchors are available for drop-off or direct delivery nationwide, with shipment estimates provided upon order placement. The supply ability meets high-volume demands, supporting regular and urgent hospital requirements. Payment terms are adaptable to suit distributors, importers, and medical service providers for seamless transactions. Our main export markets include India and surrounding regions, ensuring prompt distribution of this advanced medical solution to orthopedic professionals and institutions.

FAQ's of Solidfix FT Fully Threaded Titanium Suture Anchors:

Q: How do you use the Solidfix FT Fully Threaded Titanium Suture Anchors during orthopedic surgery?

A: To use Solidfix FT anchors, surgeons insert them directly into the targeted bone using the self-tapping capability, ensuring secure fixation of soft tissues. The radiopaque property aids in precise placement under X-ray guidance.

Q: What are the primary benefits of choosing Solidfix FT over other suture anchors?

A: Solidfix FT anchors combine monumental pull-out strength with excellent biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, and MRI safety, making them a preeminent choice for soft tissue fixation in various orthopedic procedures.

Q: When should Solidfix FT suture anchors be used?

A: These anchors are suitable during procedures requiring secure soft tissue attachment to bone, such as rotator cuff repairs or fixation of shoulder, knee, hip, and ankle joints.