Low Profile Screw, SS, 4.0 x 48 mm, Cannulated, Long Thread

The Low Profile Cannulated Screw Stainless Steel 4.0 mm x 48 mm Long Thread is a precision-engineered orthopedic fixation implant designed for fracture fixation, trauma surgery, and reconstructive orthopedic procedures. Manufactured from high-quality surgical stainless steel, this screw offers excellent strength, durability, and corrosion resistance for demanding clinical environments.

Its cannulated design allows guidewire-assisted insertion, enabling accurate placement and controlled surgical positioning. The long-thread configuration is designed to provide enhanced purchase within bone, supporting stable fixation across a variety of orthopedic applications. The low-profile head helps minimize implant prominence and soft tissue irritation.

With a 4.0 mm diameter and 48 mm length, this implant is ideal for orthopedic procedures requiring dependable stabilization and precise fixation.

Key Features & Benefits

Surgical Stainless Steel Construction

Provides strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion.

Cannulated Design

Allows accurate guidewire-assisted insertion and positioning.

Long Thread Configuration

Offers enhanced bone engagement and fixation stability.

Low Profile Head

Helps reduce implant prominence and soft tissue irritation.

4.0 mm Diameter

Provides reliable fixation performance.

48 mm Length

Suitable for a variety of orthopedic fixation applications.

Orthopedic Trauma Compatible

Ideal for fracture fixation and reconstructive surgery.

Technical Specifications

Product Name: Low Profile Cannulated Screw

Material: Surgical Stainless Steel (SS)

Diameter: 4.0 mm

Length: 48 mm

Thread Type: Long Thread

Design: Cannulated

Head Style: Low Profile

Application: Orthopedic Bone Fixation

Clinical Specialty: Orthopedic Surgery / Trauma Surgery

Applications

Fracture Fixation

Trauma Surgery

Orthopedic Reconstruction

Bone Stabilization Procedures

Sports Medicine Surgery

Foot and Ankle Procedures

Hospital Orthopedic Departments

Ambulatory Surgery Centers