XC Medico
Thoracolumbar Spine
1 Pcs(72 Hours Delivery)
CE/ISO:9001/ISO13485.Etc
316 stainless steel
ALIF
Laser marking, custom anodizing colors & packaging.
Free surgical videos, user manuals & technical guidance.
30-day hassle-free returns (for unused items in original packaging).
18 Months (Instruments) | 24 Months (Power Tools) | 36 Months (Implants).
FedEx. DHL.TNT.EMS.Etc
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The Anterior Lumbar Fusion Fixation System Instrument Set is a procedure-matched spinal instrumentation solution designed to support cage preparation, trial sizing, implant insertion, positioning and anterior fixation during lumbar fusion procedures.
Its instrument interfaces are designed around the matching anterior lumbar interbody fusion platform, helping surgeons control implant position, cage angle and insertion depth while maintaining an organized surgical workflow.
Rather than treating the instruments as isolated surgical tools, the system integrates implant preparation, sizing, insertion and final positioning into one coordinated anterior lumbar fusion workflow.
A matching inserter interface provides secure engagement with the cage and supports controlled implant positioning during insertion.
Trial instruments assist with implant selection and allow the surgeon to evaluate the appropriate cage configuration before final implantation.
The threaded locking connection between the inserter and cage supports controlled manipulation of implant angle and insertion depth.
A dedicated location pin helps maintain alignment and supports accurate positioning during the subsequent fixation workflow.
The instrument workflow begins with cage preparation and trial selection. Bone graft can be loaded into the implant before insertion, while multiple trial sizes support evaluation of the appropriate implant configuration.
The Type II inserter is designed for stable cage control. Its instrument tip interfaces with the matching cage, while the threaded locking mechanism provides secure engagement during implant manipulation.
The instrumentation is designed as part of a complete anterior lumbar fusion workflow and can be matched with the corresponding ALIF cage and anterior fixation components.
Matched instrumentation supports the workflow of an anterior fusion platform designed around integrated fixation.
Trialing and controlled insertion help support accurate implant selection and positioning within the planned lumbar fusion construct.
Cage preparation, trials, insertion and fixation instrumentation are organized around the corresponding implant system.
The product material presents the anterior fusion system for stand-alone ALIF, ALIF combined with posterior fixation, and selected combined lumbar fusion strategies.
The instrument set can be supplied together with the corresponding implant platform for distributors and procurement teams requiring a complete procedure-based solution.
Procedure-matched anterior lumbar interbody fusion implant.
Anterior fixation component shown with the matching fusion platform.
Matching locking screw for the anterior lumbar interbody fusion plate.
The instrument set uses medical-grade stainless steel components and combines precision machining with controlled surface-finishing processes.
High-quality medical-grade stainless steel is used for the instruments and reusable components shown in the system.
Precision Surface Finishing
Fine polishing, sandblasting and oxidation processes are applied to support consistent surface finish, appearance and component identification.
For procedures requiring supplementary posterior fixation, the anterior fusion platform can be coordinated with compatible lumbar pedicle screw systems.
Use this area to show the complete instrument configuration, cage trialing, inserter connection, implant handling and anterior fixation workflow.
Build a procedure-based lumbar fusion portfolio by matching anterior interbody implants, fixation components, pedicle screw systems and their corresponding surgical instruments.
For distributor and private-label projects, the instrument configuration can be discussed together with the required implant platform, packaging and target market requirements.
The set is primarily designed around anterior lumbar interbody fusion instrumentation, including cage preparation, trial sizing, cage insertion and anterior fixation workflow.
The supplied product material shows multiple trial sizes designed to assist implant selection. Confirm the final configuration and available sizes when requesting a quotation.
Yes. The product platform shown includes an ALIF cage, anterior lumbar interbody fusion plate and matching locking screw, allowing implant and instrument requirements to be coordinated as one system.
The product material identifies the reusable surgical instruments as being manufactured from medical-grade stainless steel.
A procedure-based proposal can combine the required anterior fusion implants, surgical instruments and complementary posterior fixation systems according to the project requirements.
Tell us which anterior lumbar fusion implants, instrument configuration and posterior fixation systems you need. Our team can help match the complete procedure-based solution for your project.
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