Headless Compression Screw, Cannulated, 6.5 x 105 mm, Short Thread

The Headless Cannulated Compression Screw 6.5 mm x 105 mm Short Thread is a precision-engineered orthopedic implant designed to provide stable compression and fixation for fractures, osteotomies, and reconstructive surgical procedures. Its headless design allows the screw to sit flush with or below the bone surface, minimizing implant prominence and reducing soft tissue irritation.

The cannulated construction enables accurate guidewire-assisted insertion for precise placement, while the short-thread configuration is designed to provide controlled interfragmentary compression with secure fixation. With a 6.5 mm diameter and 105 mm length, this screw is well suited for long bone fracture fixation and reconstructive orthopedic procedures requiring extended screw length.

Key Features & Benefits

Headless Design

Allows countersunk placement to minimize implant prominence and reduce soft tissue irritation.

Cannulated Construction

Supports precise guidewire-assisted insertion and accurate implant positioning.

Short Thread Configuration

Provides controlled interfragmentary compression while maintaining stable fixation.

Compression Fixation

Promotes stable fracture healing through effective compression across the fracture site.

6.5 mm Diameter

Offers robust fixation strength for demanding orthopedic procedures.

105 mm Length

Ideal for long bone fixation and complex reconstructive orthopedic applications.

Orthopedic Trauma Compatible

Designed for fracture fixation, osteotomies, and reconstructive bone surgery.

Technical Specifications

Product Name: Headless Compression Screw

Diameter: 6.5 mm

Length: 105 mm

Thread Type: Short Thread

Design: Cannulated

Head Style: Headless

Application: Orthopedic Bone Compression and Fixation

Clinical Specialty: Orthopedic Surgery / Trauma Surgery

Applications

Fracture Fixation

Interfragmentary Compression

Trauma Surgery

Osteotomy Fixation

Foot and Ankle Surgery

Sports Medicine Procedures

Long Bone Reconstruction

Hospital Orthopedic Departments

Ambulatory Surgery Centers