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TRUE Cannulated Screws Features

TRUE Cannulated Screws Features

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document provides technical specifications and features of self-drilling and self-tapping cannulated screws used in medical applications. These screws are designed to facilitate insertion and may eliminate the need for predrilling and tapping in some cases.
Key Features:
  • Self-Drilling and Self-Tapping Tip: Designed to facilitate insertion, potentially eliminating the need for predrilling and tapping.
  • Low-Profile Head: Reduces the possibility of soft tissue irritation compared to standard screw heads.
  • Reverse-Cutting Flutes: All cannulated screws have these flutes, allowing efficient removal of even firmly embedded screws.
Specifications:
  • Thread Type Options: Available in 16-32-Full and Full thread types.
  • Length Options: Varying lengths from 10mm to 120mm depending on the screw type.
  • Reference Numbers: Specific reference numbers are provided for different screw types and sizes.
Product Variants:
  • 4.0mm Non-Locking: Length options from 10mm to 70mm.
  • 6.5mm Non-Locking: Length options from 30mm to 120mm.
  • 6.5mm Locking: Length options from 30mm to 90mm.
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Catalog excerpts

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True Indication, True Quality, True Professional Education TRUE Cannulated Screws Features Low-Profile Head reduces possibility of soft tissue irritation when compared with standard screw heads. Designed to facilitate insertion and may eliminate the need for predrilling and tapping in some cases. All cannulated screws have reverse-cutting flutes, allowing efficient removal of even firmly embedded screws. Self-Drilling and Self-Tapping screw tip Length Options Thread Type Options

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