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Trauma Implants

2.0mm Condylar Locking Plate

2.0mm Y Adaption Locking Plate

2.0mm T Adaption Locking Plate

2.0mm T Locking Plate

2.0mm Rotation Correction Locking Plate

2.0mm Adaption Straight Locking Plate

2.0mm Mini H Plate

2.0mm Mini Condylar Plate

2.0mm Adaption Straight Plate

2.0mm Locking Screw, Self-Tapping (Star Head)

2.0mm Cortical Screw, Self-Tapping (Star Head)

2.4mm Adaption Straight Plate – 87.9mm

2.4mm Cortical Screw, Self-Tapping (Star Head)

1.8mm Buttress Screws (Star Head)

2.4mm T Adaption Plate

2.4mm Straight Locking Plate

2.4mm Y Adaption Plate

2.4mm T Locking Plate

Small Fragment Trauma System (3.5 mm)

StahlmannPro’s 3.5 mm small fragment range brings together plates and screws within a dedicated fixation system. For surgeons and procurement teams, the details matter: plate configuration, screw dimensions, material, and compatible instrumentation all need to match the requirements of the selected procedure.

Browse the category to explore individual products and available configurations. When preparing an enquiry, include the product reference, required sizes, quantities, and any instrumentation requirements. This helps our team respond with relevant catalogue information and a more precise quotation.

The system designation alone does not establish compatibility between every component. Confirm plate and screw combinations, intended applications, and instrument requirements using the documentation for the specific products.

Large Fragment Trauma System (4.5 mm)

The 4.5 mm large fragment range provides a separate category of trauma plates and screws for buyers reviewing larger fixation systems. Individual products differ in their dimensions, configurations, and intended applications, making product-level specifications essential during evaluation.

Hospitals and distributors can use this category to identify the components needed for a purchasing enquiry. Review the relevant product references and request information about plate dimensions, screw options, materials, and associated instruments before confirming an order.

For a complete system enquiry, include both implant and instrumentation requirements. Availability, documentation, and delivery arrangements should be confirmed for the requested items and destination market.

Materials, Manufacturing & Quality Documentation

Choosing a trauma implant involves more than comparing its appearance or system size. Buyers need clear information about the material, dimensions, compatibility, and documentation associated with each product.

When evaluating StahlmannPro products, request the material specification for the selected reference rather than assuming that every plate or screw uses the same alloy. Where stainless steel and titanium options are listed, confirm which material applies to the exact item being ordered.

Manufacturing and quality information should also relate to the products under consideration. Relevant enquiries may include:

  • Material specifications and product dimensions
  • Manufacturing location and responsible manufacturer
  • Applicable quality certificates and their scope
  • Product regulatory documentation for the destination market
  • Labelling, batch identification, and traceability information
  • Instructions for use and handling requirements

Certification should be assessed against the named company, facility, and product scope. An ISO quality management certificate and product regulatory documentation serve different purposes; buyers should review the documents applicable to their purchase.

Locking and Non-Locking Plate Systems

StahlmannPro’s trauma portfolio includes locking and non-locking plate options. Each product should be evaluated as part of its specified system, including the screws and instruments intended for use with it.

For locking systems, confirm which plate holes accept locking screws and which screw references are compatible. For non-locking systems, review the specified screw options and the product’s intended configuration. Where a plate supports more than one screw type, consult its technical documentation for the permitted combinations.

Before ordering, check:

  • Plate reference, dimensions, and hole configuration
  • Compatible screw types, diameters, and lengths
  • Required screwdrivers, drill guides, and other instruments
  • Material options listed for the product
  • Instructions for use and any stated compatibility restrictions

Product selection is a clinical decision. The catalogue supports product identification and procurement, while the individual system’s documentation provides the information needed to assess its intended use.

Trauma Screws & Compatible Instrumentation

StahlmannPro’s trauma screw range includes cortical, cancellous, and locking screw options. Selecting the correct reference requires attention to more than diameter: length, thread configuration, head design, and plate compatibility also matter.

Use individual product listings to identify the required screws, then confirm their compatibility with the selected plate and instruments. Components should not be treated as interchangeable solely because they share a nominal size.

For purchasing enquiries, provide the screw reference, diameter, length, material preference where available, and quantity. If instrumentation is also required, include the relevant driver and drilling requirements so the enquiry covers the complete set of components.

Information about packaging, supplied condition, sterilization requirements, and handling should be checked in the product documentation before procurement and use.

Product Information & Purchasing Support

A useful purchasing discussion starts with clear requirements. Whether you are reviewing a single product or preparing a broader trauma implant order, StahlmannPro’s category pages provide a starting point for identifying the items you need.

Organized Product Categories

Explore the 3.5 mm small fragment and 4.5 mm large fragment categories to locate relevant plates and screws. Use product references to distinguish between configurations and keep your enquiry specific.

Technical Information for Evaluation

Request the specifications relevant to your selected products, including dimensions, materials, compatible components, and instrumentation. This information helps procurement teams compare items against their purchasing requirements.

Documentation for Your Market

Identify the destination country when enquiring about regulatory and quality documentation. Requirements vary by market, and the applicable documents should be reviewed before placing an order.

Clear Quotation Requirements

Include product codes, sizes, quantities, and any instrument requirements in your quotation request. For distributor enquiries, also provide your market and the product categories you wish to evaluate.

Confirmed Availability & Delivery

Ask for current availability and an estimated dispatch timeframe for the requested items. Confirm delivery arrangements when ordering, particularly when purchases are tied to scheduled procedures or stock replenishment.

Enquire About Trauma Implant Systems

Contact StahlmannPro at info@stahlmannpro.ae or +971 50 975 0822 with your product requirements. Include the relevant catalogue references so our team can address your enquiry accurately.

FAQs

1. What are trauma implants used for?

Trauma implants are used to help stabilize bone fractures as part of surgical treatment. Different products serve different fixation requirements. The treating surgeon determines the appropriate device based on the injury, patient assessment and the product’s intended use.

2. Which trauma implant systems can I explore at StahlmannPro?

The trauma range includes small and large fragment systems, plates and screws, cannulated screws, pelvic plating and intramedullary nailing systems. Browse the relevant category and review individual product specifications to identify the items for your enquiry.

3. Can plates and screws with the same diameter be used together?

Matching diameter alone does not establish compatibility. Confirm the exact plate, screw and instrument combination in the applicable manufacturer documentation. Do not substitute components based only on similar names or appearance.

4. What information should I include in a trauma implant quotation request?

Include the full product name, catalogue reference, required dimensions or hole configuration, quantity per item and delivery destination. Add any requirements for packaging information, device documentation or associated instruments.

5. How can I confirm materials, packaging and product documentation?

Request those details for the exact catalogue references you intend to order. Material grade, packaging, sterility status and supporting documentation should be confirmed for each relevant product rather than assumed from its category.

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