Veterinary Mini Locking Plate Instrument Set provides a combination of orthopedic instruments and mini fixation implants for veterinary surgical applications. The set is organized around a selection of plates, drill guides and screws, helping provide the basic components required for mini plate fixation procedures.
The instrument configuration includes a double-head drill guide, locking drill guide, drill bits, plate bending wrenches, AO quick coupling handle, spanner and cross screwdriver. The implant section includes different 1.1 mm T plates, reconstruction and cuttable plates, a neutral cutting plate and 1.6 mm reconstruction locking plates.
Instruments
Plates
The set contains multiple plate configurations, including:
Screws
This veterinary mini locking plate set is intended for orthopedic procedures requiring plate-and-screw fixation and bone stabilization. The range of plate shapes, hole configurations and screw lengths provides different options for veterinary surgical planning.
The set can be supplied to veterinary hospitals, animal clinics, orthopedic surgeons, veterinary distributors and medical device suppliers. Well Trust supports professional customers with product information, specification confirmation and product configuration requirements.
When selecting a mini locking plate system, veterinary professionals may consider the fracture location, bone dimensions, required plate configuration and screw length. The appropriate plate and screw combination should be determined according to the individual surgical procedure.
1. Does the set include both instruments and implants?
Yes. The set contains orthopedic instruments as well as multiple plates and screw configurations.
2. What plate sizes are included?
The main plate sizes shown for this set are 1.1 mm and 1.6 mm.
3. Are different screw lengths available?
Yes. The set includes Ø1.1 mm cortical screws from 4 to 12 mm and Ø1.6 mm locking screws in several lengths.
4. Who can use this veterinary orthopedic set?
It is intended for professional veterinary orthopedic applications. Plate and screw selection should be determined by the veterinary professional performing the procedure.