Orthopedic Carbon Fiber External Fixators

Jindal Medi Surge's [JMS] Orthopedic carbon fiber external fixators are medical devices used in orthopedic surgery to stabilize and immobilize fractured or damaged bones and facilitate their natural healing process. These external fixators are made from carbon fiber, a strong and lightweight material that provides several advantages in orthopedic applications. Here's an overview of orthopedic carbon fiber external fixators: Structure: Carbon fiber external fixators consist of rings, struts, and connecting components. The rings are attached to the bone with the help of pins or wires, and the struts and connecting components are used to provide stability and alignment. The entire system is lightweight and offers a high strength-to-weight ratio. Biocompatibility: Carbon fiber is biocompatible, which means it is well-tolerated by the body and does not cause allergic reactions or tissue rejection. This makes it suitable for implantation in orthopedic surgery. Radiolucency: One of the significant advantages of carbon fiber in external fixators is its radiolucent properties. Radiolucent materials do not block X-rays, allowing medical professionals to monitor the healing process without obstructing the view in X-ray and other imaging studies. Durability: Carbon fiber is known for its durability and resistance to corrosion. This ensures that the external fixator remains structurally sound during the healing process. Weight Reduction: The lightweight nature of carbon fiber reduces the overall weight of the external fixator, making it more comfortable for the patient and potentially reducing the risk of complications associated with heavy devices. Precision and Customization: Orthopedic carbon fiber external fixators are highly adjustable and can be tailored to meet the specific needs of each patient and fracture. They allow for precise alignment and stabilization. Reduction in Soft Tissue Complications: The design of carbon fiber external fixators minimizes pressure on soft tissues surrounding the fractured bone, which can reduce the risk of complications such as pressure sores and infection. These external fixators are commonly used in the treatment of complex fractures, limb deformities, and non-unions, where traditional cast or splinting methods may not be sufficient. Orthopedic surgeons carefully assess each case to determine if a carbon fiber external fixator is the appropriate choice and, if so, customize the fixator to meet the patient's specific needs. It's important to note that the specific design and features of orthopedic carbon fiber external fixators can vary between manufacturers, and orthopedic surgeons will select the most suitable fixator based on the individual patient's condition and surgical requirements.

CATALOG

Orthopedic Carbon Fiber External Fixator Catalog-JMS.pdf

PRODUCT LIST

Orthopedic Carbon Fiber External Fixator Prices-JMS.pdf

PRODUCT RANGE

Carbon Fiber Rings


Carbon Full Rings (Adult)

11.080207 80mm Id 120mm Od

11.100207 100mm Id 140mm Od

11.110207 110mm Id 150mm Od

11.120207 120mm Id 160mm Od

11.130207 130mm Id 170mm Od

11.140207 140mm Id 180mm Od

11.150207 150mm Id 190mm Od

11.160207 160mm Id 200mm Od

11.180207 180mm Id 220mm Od

11.200207 200mm Id 240mm Od

11.220207 220mm Id 260mm Od

11.240207 240mm Id 280mm Od

11.260207 260mm Id 300mm Od


Carbon 3/4 Rings (Adult)

34.080207 80mm Id 120mm Od

34.100207 100mm Id 140mm Od

34.110207 110mm Id 150mm Od

34.120207 120mm Id 160mm Od

34.130207 130mm Id 170mm Od

34.140207 140mm Id 180mm Od

34.150207 150mm Id 190mm Od

34.160207 160mm Id 200mm Od

34.180207 180mm Id 220mm Od

34.200207 200mm Id 240mm Od

34.220207 220mm Id 260mm Od

34.240207 240mm

34.260207 260mm


Carbon 5/8 Rings (Adult)

58.080207 80mm Id 120mm Od

58.100207 100mm Id 140mm Od

58.110207 110mm Id 150mm Od

58.120207 120mm Id 160mm Od

58.130207 130mm Id 170mm Od

58.140207 140mm Id 180mm Od

58.150207 150mm Id 190mm Od

58.160207 160mm Id 200mm Od

58.180207 180mm Id 220mm Od

58.200207 200mm Id 240mm Od

58.220207 220mm Id 260mm Od

58.240207 240mm Id 280mm Od

58.260207 260mm

Also Avaliable In Smith & Nephew | Zimmer Desgin


Carbon Half Rings (Adult)

12.080207 80mm Id 120mm Od

12.100207 100mm Id 140mm Od

12.110207 110mm Id 150mm Od

12.120207 120mm Id 160mm Od

12.130207 130mm Id 170mm Od

12.140207 140mm Id 180mm Od

12.150207 150mm ID-190mm OD

12.160207 160mm ID-200mm OD

12.180207 180mm Id 220mm Od

12.200207 200mm Id 240mm Od

12.220207 220mm Id 260mm Od

12.240207 240mm Id 280mm Od

12.260207 260mm Id 300mm Od

Also Avaliable In Smith & Nephew | Zimmer Desgin


Carbon Half Rings (Pediatric)

12.080166 80mm Id 112mm Od

12.090166 90mm Id 122mm Od

12.100166 100mm Id 132mm Od

12.120166 120mm Id 152mm Od


Carbon 5/8 Rings (Pediatric)

58.080166 80mm Id 112mm Od

58.090166 90mm Id 122mm Od

58.100166 100mm Id 132mm Od

58.120166 120mm Id 152mm Od


Carbon 3/4 Ring (Pediatric)

34.080166 80mm Id 112mm Od

34.090166 90mm Id 122mm Od

34.100166 100mm Id 132mm Od

34.120166 120mm Id 152mm Od


Carbon 3/8 Ring (Adult)

38.080207 80mm Id 120mm Od

38.100207 100mm Id 140mm Od

38.110207 110mm Id 150mm Od

38.120207 120mm Id 160mm Od

38.130207 130mm Id 170mm Od

38.140207 140mm Id 180mm Od

38.150207 150mm Id 190mm Od

38.160207 160mm Id 200mm Od

38.180207 180mm Id 220mm Od

38.200207 200mm Id 240mm Od

38.220207 220mm Id 260mm Od

38.240207 240mm Id 280mm Od

38.260207 260mm


Carbon 1/4 Rings (Adult)

14.080207 80mm Id 120mm Od

14.100207 100mm Id 140mm Od

14.110207 110mm Id 150mm Od

14.120207 120mm Id 160mm Od

14.130207 130mm Id 170mm Od

14.140207 140mm Id 180mm Od

14.150207 150mm Id 190mm Od

14.160207 160mm Id 200mm Od

14.180207 180mm Id 220mm Od

14.200207 200mm Id 240mm Od

14.220207 220mm Id 260mm Od

14.240207 240mm Id 280mm Od

14.260207 260mm


Carbon Italian Arch 90 Degree

90.120257 120mm Id 170mm Od

90.140257 140mm Id 190mm Od

90.160257 160mm Id 210mm Od

90.180257 180mm Id 230mm Od

90.200257 200mm Id 250mm Od


Carbon Italian Arch 120 Degree

120.120257 120mm Id 170mm Od

120.140257 140mm Id 190mm Od

120.160257 160mm Id 210mm Od

120.180257 180mm Id 230mm Od

120.200257 200mm Id 250mm Od


Carbon Connecting Plates (Short Adult)

2.187000 Two Holes

3.187000 Three Holes

4.187000 Four Holes

5.187000 Five Holes

6.187000 Six Holes


Carbon Connecting Plates (Short Pediatric)

2.145800 Two Holes

3.145800 Three Holes

4.145800 Four Holes

5.145800 Five Holes

6.145800 Six Holes


Carbon Connecting Plates (Long Adult)

11.187000 Eleven Holes

16.187000 Sixteen Holes

20.187000 Twenty Holes


Carbon Connecting Plates (Long Pediatric)

10.145800 Ten Holes

15.145800 Fifteen Holes

20.145800 Twenty Holes


Spinal Arches (Veterinary)

14.020700 140mm Id 180mm Od

22.020700 220mm Id 260mm Od

Carbon Full Rings (Veterinary)

11.050123 50mm Id 74mm Od

11.066123 66mm Id 90mm Od

11.070123 70mm Id 94mm Od

11.084155 84mm Id 114mm Od

11.100135 100mm Id 126mm Od

11.118156 118mm Id 148mm Od


Carbon 5/8 Rings (Veterinary)

58.050123 50mm Id 74mm Od

58.066123 66mm Id 90mm Od

58.070123 70mm Id 94mm Od

58.084155 84mm Id 114mm Od

58.100135 100mm Id 126mm Od

58.118156 118mm Id 148mm Od


Carbon 3/8 Ring (Veterinary)

38.050156 50mm Id80mm Od

38.066156 66mm Id

38.070156 70mm Id10mm Od

38.084165 84mm Id114<mm Od

38.100156 100mm Id130mm Od

38.181156 118mm Id150mm Od


Carbon Foot Rings Short (Adult)

8.0207S 80mm Id

10.0207S 100mm Id

12.0207S 120mm Id

14.0207S 140mm Id

16.0207S 160mm Id

18.0207S 180mm Id

Also Avaliable In Smith & Nephew | Zimmer Desgin


Carbon Foot Rings Long (Adult)

14.0207L 140mm Id

16.0207L 160mm Id

18.0207L 180mm Id

Also Avaliable In Smith & Nephew | Zimmer Desgin


Carbon Foot Ring (Pediatric)

8.015600 80mm Id

10.015600 100mm Id


Carbon Hybrid 5/8 Rings

58.140231 140mm Id 186mm Od

58.160231 160mm Id 206mm Od

58.180231 180mm Id 226mm Od

58.200231 200mm Id 246mm Od

58.220231 220mm Id 286mm Od


Carbon 2/3 Rings (Adult)

23.080207 80mm Id 120mm Od

23.100207 100mm Id 140mm Od

23.110207 110mm Id 150mm Od

23.120207 120mm Id 160mm Od

23.130207 130mm Id 170mm Od

23.140207 140mm Id 180mm Od

23.150207 150mm Id 190mm Od

23.160207 160mm Id 200mm Od

23.180207 180mm Id 220mm Od

23.200207 200mm Id 240mm Od

23.220207 220mm Id 260mm Od

23.240207 240mm Id 280mm Od


Carbon 1/3 Rings (Adult)

13.080207 80mm Id 120mm Od

13.100207 100mm Id 140mm Od

13.110207 110mm Id 150mm Od

13.120207 120mm Id 160mm Od

13.130207 130mm Id 170mm Od

13.140207 140mm Id 180mm Od

13.150207 150mm Id 190mm Od

13.160207 160mm Id 200mm Od

13.180207 180mm Id 220mm Od

13.200207 200mm Id 240mm Od

13.220207 220mm Id 260mm Od

13.240207 240mm Id 280mm Od


Carbon Half Rings (Customized Pro Design)

P1/2.160 160mm

P1/2.180 180mm

P1/2.200 200mm


Carbon Fiber Rods

Carbon Rods 4mm Diameter

4.008000 4mm Dia 80mm Long

4.010000 4mm Dia 100mm Long

4.012500 4mm Dia. 125mm Long

4.015000 4mm Dia 150mm Long

4.016000 4mm Dia 160mm Long

4.017000 4mm Dia 175mm Long

4.020000 4mm Dia 200mm Long

4.025000 4mm Dia 250mm Long

4.030000 4mm Dia 300mm Long

4.035000 4mm Dia 350mm Long

4.040000 4mm Dia 400mm Long


Carbon Rods 5mm Diameter

5.010000 5mm Dia. 100mm Long

5.015000 5mm Dia. 150mm Long

5.020000 5mm Dia. 200mm Long

5.025000 5mm Dia. 250mm Long

5.030000 5mm Dia. 300mm Long


Carbon Rods 6mm Diameter

6.010000 6mm Dia. 100mm Long

6.015000 6mm Dia. 150mm Long


Carbon Rods 6.35mm Diameter

6.305000 6.3mm Dia 50mm Long

6.310000 6.3mm Dia 100mm Long

6.315000 6.3mm Dia 150mm Long

6.320000 6.3mm Dia 200mm Long

6.325000 6.3mm Dia 250mm Long

6.330000 6.3mm Dia 300mm Long


Carbon Rods 8mm Diameter

8.010000 8mm Dia 100mm Long

8.015000 8mm Dia 150mm Long

8.020000 8mm Dia 200mm Long

8.025000 8mm Dia 250mm Long

8.030000 8mm Dia 300mm Long

8.035000 8mm Dia 350mm Long

8.040000 8mm Dia 400mm Long


Carbon Rods 9.5mm Diameter

9.505000 9.5mm Dia 50mm Long

9.510000 9.5mm Dia 100mm Long

9.515000 9.5mm Dia 150mm Long

9.520000 9.5mm Dia 200mm Long

9.525000 9.5mm Dia 250mm Long

9.530000 9.5mm Dia 300mm Long

9.535000 9.5mm Dia 350mm Long

9.540000 9.5mm Dia 400mm Long


Carbon Rods 10mm Diameter

10.010000 9.5mm Dia 100mm Long

10.015000 9.5mm Dia 150mm Long

10.020000 9.5mm Dia 200mm Long

10.025000 9.5mm Dia 250mm Long

10.030000 9.5mm Dia 300mm Long

10.035000 9.5mm Dia 350mm Long

10.040000 9.5mm Dia 400mm Long


Carbon Rods 11mm Diameter

11.010000 11mm Dia 100mm Long

11.011000 11mm Dia 125mm Long

11.015000 11mm Dia 150mm Long

11.020000 11mm Dia 200mm Long

11.025000 11mm Dia 250mm Long

11.030000 11mm Dia 300mm Long

11.035000 11mm Dia 350mm Long

11.040000 11mm Dia 400mm Long

11.045000 11mm Dia 450mm Long

11.050000 11mm Dia 500mm Long

11.050100 11mm Dia 550mm Long

11.051000 11mm Dia 600mm Long


Carbon Rods 12mm Diameter

12.025000 11mm Dia 100mm Long

12.030000 11mm Dia 150mm Long

12.035000 11mm Dia 200mm Long


Carbon Rods 14mm Diameter

CT140120 120mm

CT140160 160mm

CT140200 200mm

CT140240 240mm

CT140280 280mm

CT140320 320mm

CT140360 360mm

CT140400 400mm


Carbon Rods 16mm Diameter

16.012500 16mm Dia 125mm Long

16.015000 16mm Dia 150mm Long

16.017500 16mm Dia 175mm Long


Carbon Rods 20mm Diameter

20.042000 20mm Dia 420mm Long


Carbon Rods 1/8 Inches Diameter

1/8.i075 1/8" Dia 75mm Long

1/8.i100 1/8" Dia 100mm Long

1/8.i150 1/8" Dia 150mm Long


Carbon Rods 3/16 Inches Diameter

3/16.i100 3/16" Dia 100mm Long

3/16.i150 3/16" Dia 150mm Long

3/16.i200 3/16" Dia 200mm Long

3/16.i250 3/16" Dia 250mm Long


Carbon Rods 5/16 Inches Diameter

5/16.i100 5/16" Dia 100mm Long

5/16.i150 5/16" Dia 150mm Long

5/16.i200 5/16" Dia 200mm Long

5/16.i250 5/16" Dia 250mm Long

Can Supply Carbon Fiber Rods As Your Required Size / Length / Diameter.


Carbon Semi Finished Nail Drilling Jig

J01 34mm W 25mm H 300mm L

J02 26mm W 26mm H

J03 34mm W 25mm H Curved

J04 Pfn

J05 Side Arm

J06 Arm Blank

J07 Saturn


Carbon Fiber Sheets

Carbon Fiber Sheet Size:500mm x 320mm, Thickness: 25.40mm (Tolerance on Thickness - ±0.5mm)

Carbon Fiber Sheet Size:560mm x 500mm, Thickness: 18.25mm (Tolerance on Thickness - ±0.5mm)

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Orthopedic carbon fiber rings, also known as carbon fiber orthopedic implants or carbon fiber reinforced rings, are medical devices used in orthopedic surgery to repair and stabilize broken bones, particularly in the extremities. These rings are typically made from a combination of carbon fiber and epoxy resin, resulting in a strong and lightweight material. Here's an overview of their uses and advantages: Fracture Fixation: Orthopedic carbon fiber rings are often used to fix complex fractures, such as those in the arms or legs, where traditional methods like casting may not be sufficient. They provide stability to the fractured bone and promote the healing process. Lightweight and Strong: Carbon fiber is known for its high strength-to-weight ratio, making it an ideal material for orthopedic implants. The rings are lightweight, which reduces the risk of implant-related complications and discomfort for the patient. Radiolucent: Carbon fiber is radiolucent, meaning it doesn't obstruct X-rays, CT scans, or other imaging techniques. This allows for better monitoring of the healing process without the need to remove the implant. Reduced Metal Allergies: Traditional orthopedic implants are often made of metal, which can cause allergies or other complications in some patients. Carbon fiber rings provide an alternative for individuals with metal sensitivities. Customization: These rings can be custom-made to fit the specific needs of a patient. Orthopedic surgeons can select the appropriate size and shape to ensure a proper fit and stability for the fracture. Minimal Interference: Carbon fiber rings have a low interference with the body's electromagnetic fields, making them suitable for patients who might need MRI scans during their recovery. Non-Corrosive: Unlike some metal implants, carbon fiber does not corrode, which reduces the risk of long-term complications. It's important to note that while carbon fiber orthopedic rings have several advantages, they are not suitable for all types of fractures or medical conditions. The use of these implants depends on the patient's specific case, the surgeon's expertise, and the available technology and materials. Patients should always consult with their orthopedic surgeon to determine the most appropriate treatment for their fracture or orthopedic condition. The surgeon will consider various factors, including the type of fracture, the patient's overall health, and any potential allergies or sensitivities when deciding on the best treatment plan.

Orthopedic carbon fiber connecting plates are medical devices used in orthopedic surgery for the fixation and stabilization of bone fractures and other orthopedic conditions. These plates are made from carbon fiber-reinforced composites, combining the strength and lightweight properties of carbon fiber with the durability of other materials. Here are some key points about these plates: Fracture Fixation: Orthopedic carbon fiber connecting plates are primarily used to stabilize fractures in bones, especially in the extremities, such as the arms and legs. They help align the fractured bone segments, promote proper healing, and provide stability during the recovery process. Lightweight: Carbon fiber is known for its high strength-to-weight ratio. Using carbon fiber in the manufacturing of these plates results in lightweight implants, which can reduce the risk of complications, discomfort, and excessive stress on the bone. Radiolucent: Carbon fiber is radiolucent, meaning it does not interfere with X-rays or other imaging modalities. This feature allows for easier monitoring of the healing progress without the need to remove the plates for imaging. Corrosion Resistance: Unlike some metal implants, carbon fiber plates are corrosion-resistant, making them durable and long-lasting. Biocompatible: Carbon fiber composites are generally considered biocompatible and are less likely to cause allergic reactions or sensitivities in patients. Customization: These connecting plates can often be customized to match the specific requirements of a patient. Surgeons can select the appropriate size and shape to ensure a proper fit and stability for the fracture. Minimally Invasive Surgery: Some carbon fiber connecting plates are designed for minimally invasive surgical procedures, which can result in smaller incisions, faster recovery times, and less tissue damage. The use of orthopedic carbon fiber connecting plates is determined by the specific needs of the patient, the type of fracture, the surgeon's expertise, and the available technology and materials. Patients should consult with their orthopedic surgeon to determine the most appropriate treatment plan and whether carbon fiber plates are suitable for their condition.

Spinal arches in veterinary medicine might be a reference to the bony structures that make up the vertebral column (the spine) in animals. In animals, the vertebral column consists of a series of vertebrae, and each vertebra typically has several bony features, including arches, processes, and facets. Some of the important spinal arches and processes in a vertebra include: Spinous Process: This is a bony projection extending backward from the vertebra, and it's often what you can feel and see along the back of an animal. The spinous process serves as a site for muscle and ligament attachment. Transverse Processes: These are bony projections that extend outward from each side of the vertebra. They also serve as attachment points for muscles and ligaments and vary in size and shape depending on the species. Articular Processes (Facets): These are flat surfaces or joint structures that articulate with adjacent vertebrae. They help to form the intervertebral joints and play a crucial role in spinal movement. Neural Arch: This is the portion of the vertebra that surrounds and protects the spinal cord. It is made up of the laminae and pedicles. Understanding the specific anatomy and features of spinal arches in different animal species is essential in veterinary medicine, especially when diagnosing and treating conditions related to the spine or spinal cord, such as intervertebral disc disease or vertebral fractures. Treatment may include surgery, medications, or physical therapy, depending on the condition and its severity. If you have a more specific question about spinal arches in a particular species or a particular condition, please provide additional details, and I'll do my best to assist you further.

Orthopedic carbon fiber rods are commonly used in orthopedic surgery and medical devices for various applications. These rods are typically made from high-strength carbon fiber composite materials, which provide excellent strength-to-weight ratio and biocompatibility. Here are some common applications of orthopedic carbon fiber rods: External Fixators: Carbon fiber rods are used in external fixator systems to stabilize and support fractures and bone deformities. These rods can be adjusted as the patient's condition improves, allowing for gradual correction of bone alignment. Intramedullary Nails: Intramedullary nails, also known as IM nails or rods, are used to stabilize long bone fractures, such as those in the femur or tibia. Carbon fiber IM nails are lightweight and provide stability without adding excessive weight to the implant. Spinal Instrumentation: In spinal surgery, carbon fiber rods can be used in constructs like pedicle screw systems to provide stability and support for the spine. The lightweight nature of carbon fiber is advantageous in reducing the overall load on the spine. Prosthetic Limbs: Carbon fiber rods are also used in the construction of prosthetic limbs to provide lightweight support and durability. They can be part of the structural framework for prosthetic legs, arms, and other devices. Custom Orthopedic Implants: Some orthopedic implants, such as custom plates and supports, can be made using carbon fiber materials. These implants can be designed to fit a patient's unique anatomy and provide the necessary support and stability. Carbon fiber rods offer benefits such as high strength, corrosion resistance, and radiolucency (the ability to allow X-rays to pass through), making them suitable for various orthopedic applications. The specific use of carbon fiber rods in orthopedics will depend on the patient's condition and the recommendation of their healthcare provider or orthopedic surgeon.