Titanium plates for surgery are widely used in modern medical procedures where strength, safety, and long-term stability are essential. They play a key role in supporting bone healing and maintaining structural integrity after trauma or surgical intervention.
Compared with traditional implant materials, titanium offers a more reliable solution due to its excellent compatibility with human tissue and its resistance to corrosion inside the body.
Our surgical titanium plates are manufactured using Grade 2, Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V), and Grade 23 (ELI) titanium. These materials are commonly used in medical devices and have been proven in applications such as orthopedic fixation, cranial repair, and spinal support systems.
They are suitable for both temporary fixation and long-term implantation, depending on the surgical requirement.
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| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Material Grades | Gr2, Gr5 (Ti-6Al-4V), Gr23 (Ti-6Al-4V ELI) |
| Standards | ASTM F67, ASTM F136, ISO 5832 |
| Thickness Range | 0.5 mm – 20 mm |
| Width / Length | Custom sizes available |
| Condition | Annealed |
| Surface Options | Polished, Pickled, Sandblasted |
| Flatness | Controlled for surgical use |
| Tolerance | Tight tolerance available |
We provide both raw plates and precision-cut components based on customer drawings.
In surgical environments, material reliability is critical. Titanium is preferred because it addresses several key concerns faced by surgeons and medical device manufacturers.
It does not react with body fluids and maintains its structure over time, reducing the risk of implant failure. The natural oxide layer on titanium provides a stable barrier that protects against corrosion.
Its mechanical properties are also well suited for bone-related applications. Titanium has a lower elastic modulus compared to stainless steel, which means it behaves more similarly to human bone. This helps reduce stress shielding and supports more natural healing.
In addition, titanium is non-magnetic. Patients with titanium implants can safely undergo MRI scans without interference or risk.
Another important factor is weight. Titanium plates are lighter than many alternative materials, which improves comfort and reduces strain on the affected area.
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Titanium plates for surgery are commonly used in:
Different grades are selected depending on the required strength and flexibility.
Grade 23 is often chosen for high-performance implants due to its higher purity and improved toughness.
The production process begins with high-purity titanium raw materials. Vacuum melting is used to ensure consistency and eliminate impurities.
The material is then processed through hot working and cold rolling to achieve the required thickness and mechanical properties.
Surface finishing is carefully controlled to meet medical requirements. Additional processes such as polishing or sandblasting can be applied depending on the application.
For customers who need finished parts, we offer CNC machining, laser cutting, and custom shaping services.
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Every surgical titanium plate must meet strict quality requirements.
We carry out chemical composition analysis, mechanical testing, and surface inspection for each batch. When required, ultrasonic testing is used to detect internal defects.
All products comply with relevant ASTM and ISO standards. Full traceability is maintained throughout the production process.
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Most surgical applications require customized solutions rather than standard sizes.
We support:
We work closely with customers to ensure the material integrates smoothly into their medical devices.
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