Craniomaxillofacial Implants (CMF)
Overview
Range overview
Craniomaxillofacial implants at Kangli Orthopaedics cover the plates, mesh and screws used to rebuild the cranial vault, the midface, the orbit and the jaw. Six lines sit on this page: two plate series, a contoured orbital plate, a custom titanium mesh, a screw family in titanium alloy, and the multifunction instrument set used when plates are shaped and placed.
Maxillofacial bone plates for cranial and jaw contours
The CMF Multifunction Plate Series runs to 34 variants in pure titanium, offered in 0.6 mm and 0.8 mm thin profiles. Straight, oblique L, T, Y, arc-shaped, double Y and X forms give a fixation line that turns, branches or curves; hole counts include 2, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 12, with left- and right-handed versions where the outline is asymmetric.
Orbital floor reconstruction plates and titanium mesh implants
Pure titanium at 0.6 mm, the orbital floor plate is perforated across a bowl-shaped contour and supplied in large and small forms for each side. The Custom 3D Titanium Mesh is a 0.8 mm shell in six panel footprints; Kangli's R&D group also builds customised mesh from CT, MRI and DSA data, working over 3D-printed bone models.
Orthognathic plates and the screws that fix them
Anatomic L, oblique L, double curved jaw, straight sagittal split and curved sagittal split forms make up the CMF Orthognathic Plate Series, 30 variants at 0.8 mm thin and 1.0 mm standard. Fixation runs through the CMF screw family: 49 titanium alloy variants across five diameters, including a self-drilling, self-tapping, self-holding form at 2.0 mm that stays seated on its cross-recess driver.
Ordering from a craniomaxillofacial implant manufacturer
Kangli has built orthopaedic devices since 2002 and works on OEM, ODM and OBM terms, machining on 5-axis and Swiss-type equipment with vacuum heat treatment on site. Send a component list through Request a Quote.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does Kangli's craniomaxillofacial range cover?
The page lists six product lines: the CMF Multifunction Plate Series, the CMF Orthognathic Plate Series, the Orbital Floor Anatomical Reconstruction Plate, the Custom 3D Titanium Mesh, the CMF self-drilling self-tapping self-holding screw family, and the CMF Multifunction Instrument Set. Between them they address the cranial vault, forehead, cheek, midface, orbit and jaw, from a two-hole straight bar to mesh panels reaching 158 mm along their longest listed edge.
Which materials are the CMF plates, mesh and screws made from?
The plates and the mesh are pure titanium: the multifunction and orthognathic series, the orbital floor plate and the Custom 3D Titanium Mesh alike. The screws are titanium alloy, listed in five diameters of 1.5, 1.7, 2.0, 4.0 and 4.5 mm, with lengths given per diameter rather than as one continuous span. Two micro-format options in that family are listed as anodized.
How thin are the craniomaxillofacial plates?
The CMF Multifunction Plate Series is made in a 0.6 mm and a 0.8 mm thin profile, and every plate in the series exists at both. The orbital floor plate is 0.6 mm across its curved body, and the Custom 3D Titanium Mesh is 0.8 mm. Orthognathic plates come at 0.8 mm thin or 1.0 mm standard, the sagittal split forms being the standard-thickness ones.
Are left- and right-side versions supplied?
Yes, wherever the outline is asymmetric. The orbital floor plate is made in large left, large right, small left and small right forms, so the curved perimeter matches the orbital side. The Oblique L plate in the multifunction series is sided, and in the orthognathic series both the Anatomic L and the Oblique L are supplied left and right; the sided hole counts listed for that series are four and six.
Can titanium mesh be made to a specific reconstruction area?
The Custom 3D Titanium Mesh is listed as six 0.8 mm panel footprints: 90 x 90, 80 x 100, 100 x 119, 112 x 132, 145 x 150 and 142 x 158 mm. Beyond those, Kangli's R&D group builds customised titanium mesh from CT, MRI and DSA data, and prints bone models to form the shell against. Send the imaging and the planned area with a Request a Quote enquiry.
Do you manufacture craniomaxillofacial implants on an OEM or ODM basis?
Kangli Orthopaedics has manufactured orthopaedic implants and instruments since 2002, with around 200 employees on a campus of roughly 40,000 square metres, and works on OEM, ODM and OBM terms. Machining runs on 5-axis DMG centres, Citizen Cincom Swiss-type lathes and a DMG turn-mill centre, with vacuum heat treatment on site. Sales go directly into 35 countries. Ask for the CMF catalogue through Request a Quote.