4.5mm Broad Dynamic Compression Plate

Our 4.5mm Broad Dynamic Compression Plate (DCP) is a time-tested, heavy-duty conventional orthopedic implant engineered for the rigid internal fixation of large fragment fractures in high-load, weight-bearing long bones. Utilizing standard dynamic compression mechanics, this broad plate is highly effective for managing diaphyseal and metaphyseal fractures across the femur, tibia, and robust humeral shaft segments.

Crafted from medical-grade, highly electropolished Surgical Stainless Steel 316L or Premium Titanium Alloy, this plate features a wide profile with staggered, inclined oval holes. Designed to accept standard 4.5mm cortical screws, the specialized geometry of the slopes allows for dynamic horizontal compression across the fracture gap during screw tightening, maximizing bone-to-bone contact and promoting high-stability primary healing without the need for locking mechanics.

Key Features & Benefits

• Dynamic Compression Mechanics: Elongated, inclined oval holes guide standard cortical screws downward and horizontally, shifting bone fragments together for powerful interfragmentary compression.

• Staggered Hole Alignment: Alternating hole positioning distributes mechanical stress evenly over a broader surface area of the bone shaft, maximizing screw purchase while preventing split lines in the cortex.

• Heavy-Duty Broad Profile: Expanded plate width offers superior torsional stability and bending resistance, making it ideal for the extreme physiological loads borne by the femur and tibia.

• Anatomical Low-Profile Design: Smoothly rounded side borders, flat profiles, and tapered ends assist submuscular insertion while minimizing postoperative soft-tissue friction and hardware palpability.

• Mirror-Polished Electropolishing: Precision surface treatment yields exceptional biocompatibility, reduces soft-tissue attachment, and significantly lowers the risk of bacterial biofilm formation.

Product Specifications

Clinical Applications

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

• Stabilization of severe, non-comminuted humeral shaft fractures requiring dynamic compression.

• Fixation of structural bone non-unions, mal-unions, and high-load corrective osteotomies.

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