Two Plate Platforms
Compare a dedicated Pelvic Plate with a Reconstruction Locking Plate for the planned fixation requirement.
XC Medico Trauma Solutions
Titanium plate options, matched screw platforms and reconstruction instruments for pelvic ring fixation projects.
Pelvic ring planning considers both anterior and posterior injuries. This portfolio supports plate-based configurations selected by the clinical team.
Compare a dedicated Pelvic Plate with a Reconstruction Locking Plate for the planned fixation requirement.
Keep the HB 4.0 pathway distinct from the HA 3.5 and HC 3.5 pathway.
Combine pelvic reduction tools with the guides and drivers required by the chosen implant.
Clarify the symphyseal or pubic ramus region, planned plate coverage and the required screw configuration.
Associated posterior injuries need a separate clinical assessment. An anterior plate configuration alone does not define the complete fixation plan.
A titanium non-locking plate family for pelvic fixation planning.
A titanium reconstruction family with locking and cortical screw options for selected pelvic applications.
Pelvic Plate, selected cancellous screws and pelvic reconstruction instruments.
Reconstruction Locking Plate, HA / HC screws and the corresponding small-fragment guides and drivers.
Full-threaded options from 12 to 50 mm, in 2 mm increments.
View cancellous screws →Match screw type, head interface and length to the selected reconstruction plate.
Explore locking screw options →Pelvic-specific reduction, plate contouring and screw preparation tools organized in one instrument platform.
The 2.7/3.5 mm platform provides drill sleeves, depth gauges, taps and drivers for small-fragment configurations.
Select the exact guides and drivers around the reconstruction plate and screw interface. Implants are supplied separately for the No Implant set.
View small-fragment instrument set →Identify the pelvic ring region and whether separate posterior fixation is part of the plan.
Confirm the plate family and required hole counts before setting quantities.
Keep HB 4.0 and HA / HC 3.5 configurations separate. Confirm lengths and matching tools.
Specify implant quantities, instrument sets, packaging and destination-market documentation.
Coordinate plate quantities, screw ranges and instrument requirements in one project brief.
Explore the orthopedic implant quality-control process to support supplier evaluation.
Discuss drawings, packaging and documentation through XC Medico's orthopedic OEM and ODM services.
Pelvic Plate is a non-locking titanium family with 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12-hole options using HB 4.0 screws. Reconstruction Locking Plate offers 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 12 holes using HA 3.5 and HC 3.5 screws. The clinical plan determines the appropriate option.
No. The page presents plate-based product options. Posterior ring injury may require a separate fixation strategy; the clinical team must assess the complete pelvic ring before system selection.
Do not substitute across platforms. Pelvic Plate specifies HB 4.0, while Reconstruction Locking Plate specifies HA 3.5 and HC 3.5. Confirm the exact screw reference, length and driver interface for the selected plate.
The pelvic set supplies pelvic reduction and plate-preparation tools. A locking configuration also needs the guides and drivers matched to its screw interface. Confirm the instrument list for the selected pathway before ordering.
Posterior wall and column-specific plates address a different product selection. Keep acetabular requirements separate when requesting a pelvic ring configuration.
Send the plate families and hole counts, screw types and lengths, quantities, instrument needs and destination market. Include packaging or private-label requirements where relevant.
Browse fixation portfolios by anatomical region.
Share your plate selection, screw ranges, instrument needs and quantities for a coordinated product-matching proposal.
For professional system planning. Clinical selection and device use must follow patient assessment and the approved instructions for use.
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