In the specialized field of orthopedics, the mechanical integrity of a fracture fixation relies heavily on the quality of hardware. As a leading manufacturer, INAR Medical provides Cancellous Screws engineered for optimal bite in trabecular bone. Our products leverage 22+ years of R&D, ensuring that our screws meet the stringent regulatory requirements demanded by the Schaan market and international distributors.
Optimized for osseointegration and mechanical strength.
Ensures maximum compression and pull-out strength.
Full compliance with EU MDR & 93/42/EEC standards.
Cancellous screws are vital in proximal humerus, distal femur, and tibial plateau fracture management. In the Schaan clinical ecosystem, there is a growing trend toward minimally invasive surgery (MIS) and cannulated systems. Our factory in China has adapted to these needs by incorporating variable-angle locking capabilities and high-precision self-tapping flutes into our manufacturing process, reducing surgery time and improving patient outcomes.
We provide Information Gain through our comprehensive surgical technique guides, which assist local surgeons in mastering the application of these implants in complex, multi-fragmentary fracture patterns.
Q: What makes INAR Medical screws suitable for the Schaan market?
A: We utilize medical-grade titanium alloy and adhere to EU MDR standards, ensuring our hardware is fully compatible with international surgical kits.
Q: Can you provide private labeling for our local medical brands?
A: Yes, we offer full OEM/ODM services, including custom laser marking and bespoke packaging solutions.
Beyond the product, our strength lies in our 29,523 m² facility, which includes an internal aseptic cleanroom and a dedicated mechanical testing lab. Every screw undergoes rigorous fatigue testing to ensure it stands up to the high-load demands of orthopedic trauma surgery. By choosing a manufacturer that is SGS-verified, distributors in Schaan secure a partner that prioritizes quality control and reliable, long-term supply chain continuity.
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