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Large Fragment Instrument Set 45 Pieces

Original price was: $550.00.Current price is: $469.90.

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  • Material‏ : ‎ High-Grade Stainless Steel / Titanium
  • Finish ‏ : ‎ ‎ Satin / Anti-Glare / Corrosion-Resistant
  • Sterilization : ‎ ‎Autoclave Safe & Reusable
  • Grip : ‎ ‎‎Non-Slip Ergonomic Handle
  • Grade ‏ : ‎ ‎‎Medical / Surgical Grade
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A well-organized large fragment instrument set brings together sturdy plates, reliable screws, and precise supporting fragment instruments, all built around trusted AO-influenced standards like the LC-DCP system. Whether sourced from Synthes, Stryker, Zimmer, or another established manufacturer, a complete, properly tracked set remains one of the most dependable tools available for stabilizing large bone fractures with confidence.

 

1 Allen Key for Dill Bit Stopper 1 pcs
2 Depth Gauge Measuring range upto 110 mm 1 pcs
3 Countersink for 4.5/6.5mm Screws 1 pcs
4 Double Drill Sleeve (Universal Drill Sleeve) 3.2/4.5 mm 1 pcs
5 Double Drill Sleeve (Universal Drill Sleeve) 3.2/6.5 mm 1 pcs
6 Guide Sleeve for 2 mm K Wires 1 pcs
7 Guide Wire Threaded Trocar 2 mm x 280 mm 5 pcs
8 Drill Bit 3.2 mm x 130 mm Quick Coupling 2 pcs
9 Drill Bit 4.5 mm x 130 mm Quick Coupling 2 pcs
10 Drill Bit 4.3 mm x 220 mm with Stopper, Quick Coupling 2 pcs
11 Drill Guide 4.5 mm for Neutral and Load Position 1 pcs
12 Hohmann Retractor 25 mm 2 pcs
13 Insert Drill sleeve 4.5/3.2 mm 1 pcs
14 Periosteal Elevator Fiber Handle 5 mm 1 pcs
15 Periosteal Elevator Fiber Handle 10 mm 1  pcs
16 Plate Bending Template 3 pcs
17 Plate Bender 2 pcs
18 Reduction Forcep Pointed Ratchet Lock 200 mm 1 pcs
19 Reduction Forcep Serrated Ratchet Lock 200 mm 1 pcs
20 Self Centering Bone Holding Forcep Speed Lock 250 mm 2 pcs
21 Screw Extraction T Handle for 5 mm Screws 1 pcs
22 Screw Driver Hexagonal, Holding Sleeve, 3.5 mm Tip 1 pcs
23 Screw Driver Torque for 5 mm Locking Screws 1 pcs
24 Screw Holding Forceps 1 pcs
25 Screw Driver Quick Coupling for 5 mm Locking & 4.5 mm Cortical Screws 1 pcs
26 T Handle Quick Coupling 1 pcs
27 Sharp Hook 1 pcs
28 Tap for 4.5 mm Cortical Screws, Quick Coupling 1 pcs
29 Tap for 6.5 mm Cancellous Screws, Quick Coupling 1 pcs
30 Threaded Drill Guide 5 mm for Drill Bit 4.3 mm 3 pcs
31 Trephine T Handle 1 pcs
32 Graphics Aluminium Box with Silicone Fittings 1 pcs
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Large Fragment Instrument Set: System Overview, Technical Specifications & Instrumentation Standards

A large fragment instrument set gives orthopedic teams the hardware and tools needed to stabilize bigger bones — think femur, tibia, or humerus — where thicker plates and stronger screws are required to hold everything securely in place. This article walks through what a complete large fragment instrument set includes, the standards behind it, and how it fits alongside other trauma resources in a busy department.

System Overview

Unlike a small fragment system built for thinner bones like those in the hand or forearm, a large fragment set is designed around heavier bone plating and thicker screws suited to weight-bearing bones. Much of this design follows principles established by the AO Foundation, whose fracture fixation standards shaped how modern fragment instruments are built and organized. One especially common plate style found in these sets is the LC-DCP, or Limited Contact Dynamic Compression Plate, valued for reducing contact with the underlying bone surface while still providing strong internal fixation.

A full large fragment instrument set typically also includes a dedicated reduction set — clamps and holding instruments used to align fracture fragments correctly before the plate ever goes on — since accurate reduction is just as important as the hardware used to secure it afterward. Together, these tools form a core part of any well-equipped trauma instruments inventory.

Technical Specifications, Instrumentation & Material Standards

Technical Specifications

A genuine large fragment instrument set is built to accommodate a range of plate lengths, screw diameters, and bending profiles suited to larger bones, following the same general AO-influenced principles used across most modern orthopedic instruments. The LC-DCP design remains a benchmark reference point within this category, since its reduced under-surface contact set a standard that many later plate designs have continued to build on.

Instrumentation

Beyond the plates and screws themselves, a complete instrument set includes the supporting tools needed to place them accurately: bone-holding forceps and a reduction set for aligning fragments, drill guides for accurate screw hole placement, taps for pre-threading bone when needed, depth gauges for confirming correct screw length, and screwdrivers matched to the specific screw head design used across the system. Every piece is organized to support a smooth, predictable bone plating procedure from reduction through final fixation.

Material and Manufacturer Standards

Quality and consistency across a large fragment instrument set depend heavily on the manufacturer behind it. Established names like Synthes, Stryker, and Zimmer each maintain their own version of this system, and hospitals often standardize around a single company‘s platform to keep instrumentation, plate compatibility, and staff training consistent. Many facilities also keep a detailed inventory sheet tracking every piece within the set, making it easier to confirm completeness before and after each surgical case. Larger or specialized departments sometimes work with a customized version of the standard set, adding or substituting components to match the specific case mix they see most often.

Related Orthopedic Instrument Sets

A large fragment instrument set rarely sits alone within a hospital’s trauma inventory. It’s commonly organized alongside an interlocking nail set for intramedullary fixation, and departments often group both under a broader major orthopaedic kit or set, while smaller clinics may rely on a more limited basic orthopaedic kit or set covering only core needs. A dedicated broken implant nail set is also frequently kept nearby, since revision cases occasionally require removing previously placed hardware before new bone plating or fixation can proceed.

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