TM3411 Medical Grade Titanium Alloy Rod

Medical Grade Titanium Alloy Rod Description

Medical Grade Titanium Alloy Rod has two types: Ti-6AL4V and Ti-6AL4VELI, alloys made of 6% Aluminum and 4% Vanadium, are the most common types of titanium used in medicine. Because of its harmonizing factor with the human body, these titanium alloys are popularly used in medical procedures, as well as in body piercings. Also known as Gr. 5 and Gr. 23, these are some of the most familiar and readily available types of titanium in the US, with a number of distributors specializing in these specific grades.

Ti-6AL4V and Ti-6AL4VELI offer greater fracture resistance when used in dental implants. The implant procedure begins with the insertion of a titanium screw into the jaw. The screw resembles and acts like the root of the tooth. After an allotted amount of time has passed for the bone to have grown into the medical-grade titanium screw, a fake tooth is connected to the implant.

Medical Grade Titanium Alloy Rod Specifications

Physical Properties:

Chemical Composition:

Benefits:

-Strong

-Lightweight

-Corrosion Resistant

-Cost-efficient

-Non-toxic

-Biocompatible (non-toxic AND not rejected by the body)

-Long-lasting

-Non-ferromagnetic

-Osseointegrated (the joining of bone with artificial implant)

-Long range availability

-Flexibility and elasticity rivals that of human bone

Medical Grade Titanium Alloy Rod Applications

Medical Grade Titanium Alloy Rods are used in surgery, which includes:

-Orthopedic pins and screws

-Orthopedic cables

-Ligature clips

-Surgical staples

-Springs

-Orthodontic appliances

-In joint replacements

-Cryogenic vessels

-Bone fixation devices

Medical Grade Titanium Alloy Rod Packaging

Our Medical Grade Titanium Alloy Rods are clearly tagged and labeled externally to ensure efficient identification and quality control. Great care is taken to avoid any damage which might be caused during storage or transportation.