Interface Fixation Half-Pin, Standard Threads, No-Point Components_Pins | Wire Most commonly used as a

Most commonly used as a stand-alone frame element at the proximal humerus or femur but shows up in a variety of creative frames

The tiered design provides a quick and easy method for sorting screw lengths

and an appropriate hex driver in an autoclavable caddy

Designed for use with threaded trans-ilial rods and applied as a locking pair to assist in adding stability during the repair of unilateral or bilateral sacroiliac luxations and sacral fractures

Interface Fixation Half-Pin, Standard Threads, No-Point Components_Pins | Wire Most commonly used as aInterface NP (No point) fixation half pins lack the sharp trocar point found on standard Interface pins. Predrilling is required for pin placement. Available in standard and extended length. Standard length pins are used in the majority of applications while extended length pins are occasionally used when additional thread length is needed to span areas of larger bone diameter. Part numbers ending with "L" indicate extended length pins. Implant