Foot and Ankle Implants
Overview
Range overview
Kangli Orthopaedics has machined orthopaedic hardware in Suzhou since 2002, and its foot and ankle implants are grouped here into five sub-catalogues named for the region each addresses: the distal tibia and ankle joint, the calcaneus and hindfoot, the midfoot and forefoot, hallux valgus correction, and the screws that serve all four. Plates are machined from pure titanium; the screw range and the medial forefoot plate are titanium alloy.
Foot and ankle fixation plates by region
Ten plate designs sit across the plate sub-catalogues. Five follow the distal tibia, in a lateral reconstruction contour, a posterior malleolar plate, a medial plate and anterolateral and anteromedial forms. Four follow the calcaneus, from an anatomical lobe-and-bridge outline to narrower profiles for the posterior tuberosity and the anterior process. The tenth is shaped for the medial forefoot and hallux valgus osteotomy fixation. These forefoot and hindfoot implants are catalogued almost entirely as separate left and right parts, because a contour following one side of the bone does not reverse.
Ankle and foot bone screws
Seven listings make up the screw sub-catalogue, the six implants all titanium alloy: a headed screw with a short distal thread, two headless forms, a beveled-head buttress design, a headed screw for subtalar joint stabilization, self-drilling self-tapping screws, and the instrument set matching the buttress range. Diameters of 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5 and 6.5 mm appear across the designs.
Working with a foot and ankle implant manufacturer
About 200 people work on a campus of roughly 40,000 square metres, where Swiss-type lathes, five-axis centres and a turn-mill centre cut the implants and an on-site vacuum furnace handles stress relief and annealing. Kangli sells directly into 35 countries and its devices reach more than 40. OEM, ODM and OBM programmes cover altered geometry and own-brand supply. Request a Quote with the regions and configurations your market asks for.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is included in Kangli's foot and ankle range?
Five sub-catalogues: plates for the distal tibia and ankle joint, plates for the calcaneus and hindfoot, a midfoot and forefoot group, a plate for hallux valgus osteotomy fixation along the medial forefoot, and a titanium alloy screw range covering headed, headless, beveled-head buttress, subtalar and self-drilling designs. Ten plate designs and six screw implants are catalogued, plus one matching instrument set.
What materials are the plates and screws made from?
The distal tibial and calcaneal plates are machined from pure titanium. The medial forefoot plate used for hallux valgus osteotomy fixation is titanium alloy, as is every screw in the range. Material stays constant across the variants of a given listing; what changes from variant to variant is geometry, hole count, length or diameter.
Are the plates supplied in left and right versions?
Most are. All four calcaneal plates are catalogued as left and right parts, as are the anterolateral, anteromedial and medial distal tibial plates and the medial forefoot plate. The lateral distal tibial plate is listed in both side-specific and non-sided forms. Each contour follows one side of the bone, so a left plate is not a right one turned over.
Which screw diameters can I order?
Diameters of 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5 and 6.5 mm appear across the range, with each design carrying its own subset: the beveled-head buttress screws in 2.5, 3.0, 3.5 and 4.0 mm, the self-drilling self-tapping screws in 2.0 and 2.5 mm. The subtalar screw is catalogued instead by a paired size specification.
Do you manufacture foot and ankle implants for other brands?
Yes. Kangli Orthopaedics has manufactured orthopaedic implants and instruments since 2002 and runs OEM, ODM and OBM programmes: production to a customer's drawings, joint development of a modified geometry, and supply under the customer's own brand. In-house CNC turning and milling and an on-site vacuum heat-treatment furnace keep machining and stress relief on one campus.
How do I get the full foot and ankle catalogue?
Use the Request a Quote form and name the sub-catalogues you need, whether distal tibia, calcaneus and hindfoot, midfoot and forefoot, hallux valgus or screws, together with the hole counts, lengths and diameters your market asks for. Kangli replies with the matching pages, variant tables and side-specific options rather than a single generic file.