Compression Screw ø2.7 / ø3.2

Design Features of Compression Screws

1. Hexagonal Head:
   • Strong Engagement: Ensures better alignment and torque application with screwdrivers, enhancing the reliability of insertion.
2. Cannulated Design:
   • Minimally Invasive: Allows for placement over a guidewire, facilitating a precise trajectory while minimizing tissue disruption.
3. Partially Threaded:
   • Easier Compression: The partial threading enables controlled compression across fracture sites, promoting stability during healing.
4. Self-Tapping and Self-Drilling:
   • Efficient Insertion: Combines self-tapping and self-drilling features to simplify the surgical process, eliminating the need for pre-drilling.
5. Head with Self-Tapping Flutes:
   • Facilitates Countersinking: The fluted design helps the screw sink smoothly into the bone, reducing the risk of tissue irritation.
6. Variable Pitch Threads:
   • Controlled Compression: Different pitches on the head and shaft threads allow for precise and adjustable compression of the fracture gap, enhancing stabilization.
7. Reverse Cutting Distal Thread:
   • Enhanced Cutting Action: The reverse cutting design aids in effective penetration into bone, minimizing insertion torque and improving stability.