Ring Fixator

Specification

Item Number: HYL007
Applicable Area: Femur, Tibia
Configuration: 1 three-ear ring, 1 six-ear ring, 6 standard rods

Description

The Ring Fixator External Fixation System is a modular orthopedic device designed for complex fracture management, limb lengthening, and deformity correction. Based on the Ilizarov principle, it provides stable circular fixation while allowing controlled compression, distraction, and angular adjustments. Manufactured from high-strength medical-grade stainless steel or aluminum alloy, the rings, rods, and connection components offer excellent durability and mechanical stability. This system enables precise bone alignment and gradual correction with minimal soft tissue damage. Fully compatible with standard Ilizarov components, the Ring Fixator is suitable for trauma, orthopedic, and reconstructive surgeries of the upper and lower limbs.

Advantages

• Fully compatible with Ilizarov and Taylor-type systems
• High-strength medical stainless steel or aluminum alloy components
• Modular design allows flexible configuration and multi-plane correction
• Lightweight structure reduces patient discomfort
• Stable fixation ensures safe weight-bearing and early mobilization
• CE and ISO13485 certified for international clinical use

Applications

• Management of open and complex fractures
• Limb lengthening and deformity correction
• Bone transport and non-union treatment
• Angular or rotational correction procedures
• Post-traumatic reconstruction surgeries

FAQ

Q1: What materials are available for the ring fixator?
A1: The system is available in medical-grade stainless steel and lightweight aluminum alloy versions.
Q2: Is this system compatible with Ilizarov components?
A2: Yes, all parts are fully compatible with standard Ilizarov ring fixator systems.
Q3: What types of cases is it used for?
A3: It is commonly used for complex fractures, limb lengthening, deformity correction, and bone transport procedures.
Q4: Can the frame be customized?
A4: Yes, modular components allow surgeons to adjust the configuration to fit each patient’s anatomical and clinical needs.
Q5: Does it allow for post-operative adjustment?
A5: Yes, the system supports gradual compression, distraction, and angular correction after surgery.