Locking Reconstruction Plate

The Locking Reconstruction Plate from Glass Agencies is an orthopedic implant used for internal fixation of complex fractures that require contouring to match irregular bone surfaces. This plate is commonly applied in trauma and reconstructive surgeries involving the clavicle, pelvis, distal humerus, proximal tibia, forearm, and other anatomical regions where adaptable fixation is required. The plate features a thin profile with multiple locking screw holes that allow angularly stable screw placement, forming a fixed-angle construct that supports fracture stability even in compromised bone conditions. The plate can be contoured in multiple planes to match patient anatomy while maintaining effective screw locking function, making it suitable for fractures with complex geometry or non-linear alignment. Locking screw technology helps reduce dependence on plate-to-bone compression, supporting blood supply preservation at the fracture site and contributing to favorable bone healing conditions. The plate also includes combination holes that allow the use of locking or standard cortical screws based on surgical strategy and fracture pattern. Manufactured from medical grade stainless steel or titanium alloy, the Locking Reconstruction Plate provides high mechanical strength, resistance to corrosion, and consistent performance within the physiological environment. The smooth surface finish supports safe surgical handling and helps reduce irritation to surrounding soft tissues after implantation. The low-profile structure assists in minimizing soft tissue impingement while maintaining structural stability under functional load. Available in multiple lengths and hole configurations, this plate allows appropriate selection according to fracture location, bone size, and fixation requirements. Glass Agencies follows controlled manufacturing processes and quality inspection protocols to ensure dimensional accuracy, uniform surface quality, and structural integrity of each plate prior to supply. Each implant is packed in clean, protective packaging to maintain safety during transport and storage, with clear labeling for identification and traceability. When implanted using established orthopedic surgical methods, the Locking Reconstruction Plate supports stable fracture fixation, maintained alignment, controlled load sharing, and gradual bone union. This contributes to restored anatomical structure, functional recovery, and long-term stability in patients undergoing fracture management and reconstructive orthopedic procedures.