Locking Broad Plate 4.5mm]

Our 4.5mm Locking Broad Plate is a heavy-duty, maximum-strength orthopedic implant engineered for the rigid internal fixation of large fragment fractures in major weight-bearing long bones. Ideally suited for complex diaphyseal and metaphyseal fractures of the femur, tibia, and humerus, this broad plate provides the structural integrity needed to withstand intense physiological loads during skeletal reconstruction.

Crafted from premium medical-grade, highly electropolished Surgical Stainless Steel 316L or Titanium Alloy, the plate incorporates advanced combi-holes (combination locking/compression holes). This sophisticated design gives orthopedic surgeons total intraoperative control, allowing them to construct a fixed-angle rigid interface using locking screws, achieve dynamic axial compression with standard cortical screws, or utilize a hybrid combination of both techniques.

Key Features & Benefits

• Advanced Hybrid Combi-Holes: Dual-purpose configuration accepts threaded locking screws for absolute angular stability or smooth-sloped cortical screws for standard compression.

• Broad Profile for Heavy-Duty Stability: The wider, robust plate dimensions offer enhanced torsional and bending resistance, making it perfect for main weight-bearing bone shafts like the femur and tibia.

• Fixed-Angle Construct Security: Threaded screw-to-plate locking prevents screw back-out, plate migration, and loss of reduction—offering crucial support in highly comminuted fractures or osteoporotic bone tissue.

• Staggered Hole Alignment: Broad spacing maximizes screw purchase across the bone surface, distributing mechanical stress evenly to reduce the risk of structural failure or hardware fracture.

• Tissue-Friendly Tapered Geometry: Features low-profile, smoothly rounded edges and tapered ends to ease insertion under muscle layers and minimize post-operative soft-tissue friction.

Product Specifications

Clinical Applications

• Rigid internal fixation of diaphyseal and metaphyseal fractures of the femur and tibia.

• Complex, comminuted humerus shaft fractures.

• Stabilization of severe non-unions, mal-unions, and high-load correction osteotomies.

• Heavy-duty veterinary orthopedic trauma reconstructions and human revision surgeries.