Two screw holes on the head of the plate allow for more intraoperative flexibility and prevent potential tilting of the fragments. In addition, the risk of a secondary dislocation is minimized.

Pointed tips on the head of the plate enable an easy positioning of the plate on the bone.

The combination of locking screws and lag screws provides increased stability in osteoporotic bone.

Undercuts in the shaft allow the preservation of the periosteal blood supply.

The special surface coating of the plates and screws (Type II anodization) favours a simplified removal of the implants after fracture healing.

Rounded edges, the slim plate profile, the smooth coated surface as well as screws that sit flush on the plate reduce the risk of irritation of the surrounding soft tissue.

The polyaxial locking head screws enable multidirectional insertion at an angle up to 15° (off-axis screw angulation) in all directions and therefore provide the necessary intraoperative flexibility to individually consider particular fracture patterns.

The T15 screw drive ensures optimal force transmission, reduces the risk of deformation of the screw drive and allows for self-retention of the screw on the screwdriver.