1.5MM Arc Locking Plate Maxillofacial Plate

Specification

The CZMEDITECH 1.5mm Arc Locking Plate is a low-profile fixation solution designed for cranio-maxillofacial procedures. Its curved configuration and graduated connecting section support intraoperative contouring, while the locking design provides stable plate-and-screw fixation.

Available in 6-, 10- and 14-hole configurations, the plate can be used with compatible 1.5mm self-drilling or self-tapping screws.

Product Highlights

• Low-profile 0.6mm plate thickness

• Arc-shaped configuration for anatomical adaptation

• Locking fixation design

• 1mm etched markings along the connecting section

• Supports controlled intraoperative contouring

• Three plate lengths for different fixation requirements

• Color-coded product identification

• Compatible with 1.5mm self-drilling screws

• Compatible with 1.5mm self-tapping screws

• Matching maxillofacial instruments available

Product Attributes

Material, surface treatment, sterilization status, screw lengths, regulatory status and imaging compatibility should be completed according to the approved technical documentation for the exact product configuration.

Maxillofacial Locking Plate Features and Clinical Value

Arc-Shaped Plate Configuration

The curved plate profile is designed to facilitate adaptation to cranio-maxillofacial anatomy. Surgeons can select the appropriate plate length according to the fixation requirement and anatomical location.

Low-Profile Construction

With a thickness of 0.6mm, the plate provides a compact fixation profile for areas where implant prominence and limited soft-tissue coverage are important considerations.

Locking Plate Technology

The locking interface creates a fixed-angle connection between the plate and compatible screws. This design supports stable fixation without relying exclusively on compression between the plate and bone.

Graduated Contouring Reference

The connecting section features etched markings at 1mm intervals. These markings provide a visible reference during plate contouring and positioning.

Multiple Size Options

The system includes 6-, 10- and 14-hole plates in lengths of 24mm, 38mm and 49mm, allowing surgeons to select a configuration appropriate for the planned procedure.

Color-Coded Identification

Different product specifications can be distinguished through color coding, supporting faster identification during inventory preparation and surgical use.

Indications and Intended Use

The 1.5mm Arc Locking Plate is intended for fixation and stabilization in selected cranio-maxillofacial procedures, subject to the approved indications in the applicable market.

Potential applications may include:

• Fixation of selected cranio-maxillofacial fractures

• Stabilization of small bone fragments

• Osteotomy fixation

• Craniofacial reconstruction

• Procedures requiring low-profile plate fixation

The appropriate plate, screw configuration and surgical technique must be selected by a qualified surgeon according to the patient’s anatomy, bone quality, fracture pattern and clinical requirements.

Matching Screws and Instruments

Compatible Screws

• 1.5mm self-drilling screws

• 1.5mm self-tapping screws

Available screw lengths and specifications should be confirmed with the CZMEDITECH sales team before ordering.

Matching Instruments

A compatible instrument solution may include:

• Screwdrivers and screwdriver shafts

• Drill guides

• Drill bits

• Depth gauges

• Plate-holding forceps

• Plate-bending instruments

• Screw and plate storage modules

• Sterilization trays

Instrument availability and compatibility should be confirmed using the corresponding product reference numbers.

Why Distributors Choose CZMEDITECH

Complete CMF Product Portfolio

CZMEDITECH supplies multiple maxillofacial plate configurations, screw options and matching instruments, supporting consolidated purchasing for distributors and healthcare institutions.

Distributor-Oriented Support

Distributors can request:

• Product catalogues

• Technical specifications

• Reference-number lists

• Distributor quotations

• Packaging information

• Registration-support documents, subject to availability

• Sales and product training materials

OEM and ODM Services

OEM and ODM services may include product selection, packaging customization, label customization and portfolio development, subject to technical and regulatory evaluation.

Order and Delivery Coordination

The CZMEDITECH team can assist buyers with product configuration, quantity confirmation, packing details and international shipping arrangements.

Ordering Information

To receive an accurate quotation, please provide:

1. Required plate reference numbers

2. Required quantities

3. Matching screw diameters and lengths

4. Required instrument set

5. Destination country

6. Sterile or non-sterile packaging requirement

7. Applicable registration or documentation requirements

1.5mm Arc Locking PlateFrequently Asked Questions

What sizes are available for the 1.5mm Arc Locking Plate?

The plate is available in 6-hole, 10-hole and 14-hole configurations, with lengths of 24mm, 38mm and 49mm. All listed options have a thickness of 0.6mm.

Which screws are compatible with this plate?

The plate is designed for use with compatible 1.5mm self-drilling or self-tapping screws. Confirm the required screw type and length before ordering.

Does CZMEDITECH provide matching instruments?

Yes. Matching instruments can be supplied for plate positioning, contouring, drilling and screw insertion. Request the relevant instrument list from the sales team.

What is the purpose of the etched markings?

The plate’s connecting section has markings at 1mm intervals, providing a visual reference during contouring and positioning.

Is the plate available in different colors?

The current product information indicates that different specifications use different colors to facilitate identification. Confirm the exact color assigned to each reference number before ordering.

Can distributors order plates, screws and instruments together?

Yes. CZMEDITECH can configure orders containing plates, compatible screws and matching instruments according to the distributor’s product plan.

Is OEM or private-label packaging available?

OEM/ODM and private-label options may be available depending on the order quantity, destination-market requirements and requested customization.

Is the product supplied sterile?

Sterilization and packaging status must be confirmed for the selected reference numbers. Buyers should specify whether sterile or non-sterile products are required.

What information is needed for a quotation?

Provide the reference numbers, quantities, required screws, instrument requirements, destination country and documentation needs.

Is this product intended for direct consumer purchase?

No. This is a professional medical device intended for procurement and use by qualified healthcare professionals, hospitals and authorized distributors.

Maxillofacial Plate: Everything You Need to Know

If you have ever had a broken jaw, you may have needed a maxillofacial plate. This medical device is used to hold the broken bone in place while it heals. But what exactly is a maxillofacial plate? How does it work? And what are the different types available? In this article, we will answer all these questions and more.

What is a Maxillofacial Plate?

A maxillofacial plate is a metal or plastic plate that is surgically placed on the jawbone to hold it in position. It is used to treat fractures or breaks of the jawbone, or to hold bone grafts or implants in place. The plate is fixed to the bone using screws, which are also made of metal or plastic.

How Does a Maxillofacial Plate Work?

When a bone is fractured, it needs to be immobilized to allow it to heal properly. This is usually done by placing a cast or splint on the affected area. However, the jawbone is a unique case, as it constantly moves due to activities such as eating, speaking, and yawning. A maxillofacial plate provides the necessary stability to allow the bone to heal, while also allowing the patient to continue to use their jaw.

Types of Maxillofacial Plates

There are two main types of maxillofacial plates: metal and plastic. Metal plates are the most common and are usually made of titanium or stainless steel. They are strong and durable, and can withstand the forces placed on them by the jaw. Plastic plates, on the other hand, are made of a type of polymer and are less commonly used. They are more flexible than metal plates, but may not be as strong.

Surgical Procedure

The surgical procedure to insert a maxillofacial plate is usually done under general anesthesia. The surgeon will make an incision in the gum tissue to expose the broken bone. The plate is then placed on the bone and secured with screws. The incision is then closed with stitches. The patient will usually need to stay in the hospital for a few days to recover from the procedure.

Recovery

After the surgery, the patient will need to follow a strict diet of soft foods for a few weeks to allow the jaw to heal. They may also need to take pain medication and antibiotics to prevent infection. The surgeon will schedule follow-up appointments to check on the healing progress and to remove the plate once the bone has fully healed.

Complications

As with any surgery, there is a risk of complications with maxillofacial plate surgery. These can include infection, bleeding, and damage to surrounding nerves and blood vessels. There is also a risk of the plate becoming loose or breaking, which may require further surgery.

Conclusion

A maxillofacial plate is an important medical device used to treat fractures and breaks of the jawbone. It provides stability and support to allow the bone to heal while still allowing the patient to use their jaw. There are different types of plates available, including metal and plastic, and the surgical procedure is usually done under general anesthesia. Complications can occur, but they are rare.

FAQs

How long does it take for a maxillofacial plate to heal?

• It can take several weeks to several months for the bone to fully heal.

Can the plate be removed once the bone has healed?

• Yes, the plate can be removed once the bone has fully healed.

How long will I need to stay in the hospital after the surgery?

• You will usually need to stay in the hospital for a few days to recover from the surgery.

Is maxillofacial plate surgery painful?

• The surgery is done under general anesthesia, so you will not feel any pain during the procedure. After the surgery, you may experience some pain, but your doctor will prescribe pain medication to help manage it.

Are there any alternatives to using a maxillofacial plate for treating a broken jaw?

• Yes, there are alternatives such as wiring the jaw shut, using a splint, or using external fixation. Your doctor will determine the best treatment option based on the severity and location of the fracture.

How long does it take to recover after maxillofacial plate surgery?

• The recovery time can vary depending on the individual and the extent of the injury. Generally, it takes a few weeks to a few months for the bone to fully heal and for the patient to resume normal activities.

In conclusion, a maxillofacial plate is an effective and commonly used medical device for treating fractures and breaks of the jawbone. It provides stability and support to allow the bone to heal while still allowing the patient to use their jaw. Although there are risks associated with the surgery, they are rare, and the procedure is generally safe and effective. If you have a broken jaw or are in need of a bone graft or implant, talk to your doctor to determine if a maxillofacial plate is the right treatment option for you.