Titanium for surgical implant

Sandinox offers materials like
the various types of titanium for surgical implantation.

 

In the last three decades, there has been rapid and significant progress in the development of the surgical instrumental area and implants using Titanium. As the requirements for materials have become increasingly sophisticated, Titanium and its alloys have been experienced in numerous situations. Scientists from the Los Alamos Laboratory (United States) and Bashkir State University (Russia) have developed Pure Titanium, a suitable element for the manufacture of surgical implants. Pure Titanium has stronger, lighter and more corrosion resistant elements. The development of Pure Titanium occurred through the junction of ECAP processes ("Equal Channel Angular Pressing") and cold extrusion.

 

Sandinox markets the following materials: Pure Titanium F67 Gr 1 (in Titanium Plate or Buchoxyl Plate), Pure Titanium F67 GR 2 (in Titanium Bar grade 2 and Titanium Plate grade 2), Pure Titanium F67 GR 4, in Titanium Bar grade 4 and Titanium Plate grade 4, Titanium Bar 6AI 4V ELI F136, also called Titanium Bar grade 5 and Titanium Plate F136 in Brazil.

 

In addition, Sandinox maintains in its vast stock, wires in Pure Titanium F67, F136, Nitinol F2063 and Stainless Steel F138.

 

Sandinox, founded in 1985, has extensive experience in the marketing of a full range of Titanium for surgical implant and accompanies the client in the research and development of new products, advising him in the application of the most appropriate way and provides all necessary technical support. It is Sandinox's standard to send the quality certificate of all Titaniums to surgical implants, along with the material requested by the clients, which allows to confirm the specifications and, subsequently, their traceability.

 

Sandinox works tirelessly for the search for products and materials of advanced technology and quality, to always ensure the satisfaction of its customers and the health of patients. If your need is titanium for surgical implant, remember Sandinox.