Titanium sheets for the fixation of bone fractures

The use of titanium as a surgical implant material began over 80 years ago. At that time, the first implants were designed and tested for a femur bone for a cat. The excellent biocompatibility of titanium, together with its favorable density and outstanding strength, are still indispensable properties for use in surgery today.

Signer Titanium maintains the world's largest stock of thin titanium sheets for the manufacture of plates and profiles for the fixation and reconstruction of bone fractures.

The following grades and sheet thicknesses are available:

Ti6Al4V ELI (Grade 23) according to ASTM F136 and ISO 5832-3 (implant quality)

Thickness:

• 1.02 mm
• 1.50 mm
• 1.60 mm
• 2.00 mm
• 2.54 mm
• 3.17 mm

We can customize the sheets to the required size by waterjet cutting.
Contact us for more information.