The AO External Fixator – 5.0 mm Schanz Pins & Key (12 Pcs Set) is a comprehensive orthopedic fixation system engineered to provide reliable external skeletal stabilization for the treatment of complex fractures, trauma, limb deformities, and reconstructive procedures. Designed according to established AO fixation principles, this system delivers rigid stabilization while allowing accurate fracture alignment and effective postoperative management.

The 12-piece set includes 5.0 mm Schanz pins and a compatible fixation key, providing the essential components required for secure external fixation. The modular design enables surgeons to assemble and adjust the fixation construct according to the fracture configuration and anatomical requirements, making the system suitable for a wide variety of orthopedic trauma cases.

Manufactured from premium O.R. grade surgical stainless steel, the components offer excellent mechanical strength, corrosion resistance, and long-term durability. The robust construction withstands demanding surgical conditions and repeated sterilization cycles, ensuring dependable performance throughout continuous clinical use.

The precision-machined 5.0 mm Schanz pins are designed to achieve secure cortical bone fixation while providing excellent stability during fracture healing. Their optimized design supports accurate pin placement and minimizes the risk of loosening, contributing to reliable skeletal stabilization throughout the treatment period.

The included fixation key allows efficient tightening and adjustment of the external fixation assembly, enabling surgeons to achieve stable fixation with controlled alignment. The ergonomic design facilitates smooth intraoperative handling and simplifies frame assembly during both emergency and planned orthopedic procedures.

The mirror-polished finish enhances corrosion resistance and simplifies cleaning before sterilization. All components are fully compatible with standard autoclave sterilization protocols, ensuring compliance with modern infection control standards while maintaining long-term structural integrity.

Suitable for temporary or definitive external fixation, the AO External Fixator system is commonly used in open fractures, comminuted fractures, polytrauma management, limb lengthening support, and reconstructive orthopedic surgery. Its dependable performance and modular versatility make it an essential fixation solution for hospitals, trauma centers, and orthopedic surgical facilities.

Key Features

• Complete 12-piece AO external fixation system
• Includes 5.0 mm Schanz pins and fixation key
• Designed for fracture stabilization and trauma surgery
• Manufactured from premium O.R. grade stainless steel
• Modular fixation system for versatile orthopedic applications
• Provides rigid and reliable external skeletal fixation
• Precision-machined Schanz pins for secure bone anchorage
• Ergonomic fixation key for efficient assembly and adjustment
• High corrosion resistance and long service life
• Fully autoclavable and reusable components
• Suitable for trauma, reconstructive, and orthopedic surgery

Product Specifications

FAQs

Q1: What is the AO External Fixator used for?
It is used to stabilize fractures, maintain bone alignment, and provide external skeletal fixation during orthopedic trauma and reconstructive procedures.

Q2: What size Schanz pins are included in this set?
The set includes precision-engineered 5.0 mm Schanz pins for secure bone fixation.

Q3: Does the set include a fixation key?
Yes, the kit includes a compatible fixation key for efficient assembly and adjustment of the external fixator.

Q4: What material is the fixation system made from?
The components are manufactured from premium O.R. grade stainless steel for superior durability and corrosion resistance.

Q5: Can the instruments be sterilized and reused?
Yes, all components are fully autoclavable and intended for repeated professional use.

Q6: Which orthopedic procedures commonly use this external fixator?
It is commonly used for open fractures, complex trauma, limb reconstruction, fracture stabilization, deformity correction, and emergency orthopedic procedures.