Orthopedic Implant Medical Surgical Instrument For Cerclage Wire Cable Lock Crimper

Cerclage Wire Cable Lock Crimper: Precision Instrument for Secure Orthopedic Fixation

Ensuring Robust and Reliable Cerclage Closure

The Cerclage Wire Cable Lock Crimper is a specialized, high-precision surgical instrument designed to provide secure and controlled crimping of cerclage wires and cables. Essential for a wide range of orthopedic procedures, this instrument ensures a strong and stable closure, critical for fracture fixation, joint fusion, and surgeries.

Unmatched and Control:

• Optimal & Security: Engineered to deliver consistent and powerful crimping, our instrument ensures that cerclage wires and cables are firmly locked in place, preventing slippage and maintaining the integrity of . This is vital for achieving stable and promoting optimal healing.
• Design: The crimper features an handle design that provides a comfortable and secure grip, reducing hand fatigue during lengthy procedures and allowing for precise, controlled application of force.
• Durable, Construction: Manufactured from premium-grade medical stainless steel, this instrument offers exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and can withstand repeated sterilization cycles, ensuring a long service life and maintaining surgical standards.
• Precision Jaw Mechanism: The finely machined jaws are designed to securely grip and uniformly crimp various sizes of cerclage wires and cables without damaging material, ensuring a strong and consistent lock.
• Streamlined Surgical Workflow: Its efficient design allows for quick and reliable crimping, saving valuable time in the operating room and contributing to a smoother surgical experience.
• Versatile Application: Indispensable in procedures requiring cerclage fixation, including:
  • Fracture Fixation: Stabilizing long bone fractures, periprosthetic fractures, or spiral fractures.
  • Joint Fusions (Arthrodesis): Compressing bone fragments for solid fusion.
  • Surgeries: Reinforcing fixation in cases.
  • Trochanteric Reattachment: Securing trochanteric fragments.