Spinal Implants and Fixation
Overview
Range overview
Kangli Orthopaedics manufactures spinal implants for the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine, grouped here into three sub-catalogs: plating and screw-rod hardware for the cervical spine, polyaxial screws for posterior constructs, and cages for the interbody space. Components are machined from titanium alloy, pure titanium and PEEK, and each sub-catalog lists its own sizes and material options, so a construct can be specified part by part rather than taken as a fixed kit.
Spinal fixation systems for cervical and posterior constructs
Cervical hardware covers a pure titanium anterior plate with a windowed body and hexagonal drive recesses, T-shaped and single- or double-bend laminoplasty plates, and a titanium alloy posterior screw-rod system whose paired curved rods, crosslinks, laminar hooks and occipital components extend a construct toward the occiput. Lower down the spine, posterior fixation is built on titanium alloy polyaxial screws: low-profile short-tail and break-off heads, a minimally invasive head-and-shaft profile, and a cement-augmented shaft with side apertures.
Spine fusion implants for the interbody space
Cages are listed in PEEK and titanium alloy at both cervical and thoracolumbar levels, alongside a curved PEEK cage whose zero-notch anterior profile stays within the implant outline, and a pure titanium cylindrical lattice supplied with its own cover component. Serrated faces, central through-openings and stepped or chamfered edges separate one format from another.
Working with a spinal implant manufacturer
Kangli has made orthopaedic implants and instruments since 2002, with around 200 staff on a campus of roughly 40,000 square metres, machining on DMG five-axis centres, Citizen Cincom Swiss-type lathes and a turn-mill centre, and an on-site vacuum heat-treatment furnace for stress relief and annealing. The company works on OEM, ODM and OBM terms, sells directly into 35 countries, and its devices reach more than 40. Distributors assembling a range of orthopedic spine implants can request a quote against a full component list.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which parts of the spine does this range cover?
The sub-catalogs run from the occiput and the cervical spine through to the thoracic and lumbar levels. Cervical hardware covers both anterior plating and posterior rod constructs, including laminoplasty plates; fixation lower down the spine is pedicle-based; and interbody cages are listed at cervical and thoracolumbar levels. Each product page gives the sizes actually listed against that product.
What materials are the implants made from?
Three run through the range. Titanium alloy is used for the posterior cervical rod hardware and for the polyaxial screws; pure titanium for the anterior cervical plate, the laminoplasty plates and a cylindrical lattice cage; and PEEK for three interbody cage formats, two of which are also offered in titanium alloy. Material is stated per product and, on the block cages, is a specification choice.
Do you supply OEM and ODM spinal implants?
Yes. Kangli Orthopaedics has manufactured orthopaedic implants and instruments since 2002 and works on OEM, ODM and OBM terms. Machining is done in-house on DMG five-axis centres, Citizen Cincom Swiss-type lathes and a DMG turn-mill centre, with a vacuum heat-treatment furnace on site for stress relief and annealing. R&D work includes 3D printing, personalised implants and titanium mesh built from CT, MRI or DSA data.
Are these sold as complete sets or as individual components?
Components are specified individually. Every product in these sub-catalogs carries its own size axes and material options, and the posterior rod system names each connector, hook, block and crosslink as a separate part. A distributor can therefore assemble a stocking list around the sizes a territory actually turns over, rather than taking a fixed tray layout.
Which countries does Kangli export to?
Kangli sells directly into 35 countries, and its devices reach more than 40 in total. The company was founded in 2002, employs around 200 people and occupies a campus of roughly 40,000 square metres. Enquiries from distributors and OEM partners are handled through the Request a Quote form, which accepts a list of the products and sizes under discussion.