Core Advantages
I. Veterinary orthopaedic instruments cover orthopaedic diagnosis and treatment
26 specialized orthopaedic instruments + storage case: including drill bits (multiple sizes QC Drill Bits), taps (QC Cortex Taps), screwdrivers (Hexagonal QC Screwdriver), countersinks (countersink drills), periosteal elevators, trephines (Extraction Trephine), extraction screws (Extraction Screw), AO handles (Straight/Tap Handle), combination drill sleeves (Combination Drill, Tap and Insert Sleeve), and parallel drill guides (Parallel Drill Guide And Drill Sleeve). Covering the entire process of orthopaedic surgery from bone drilling, tapping, fixation to repair and extraction, suitable for complex procedures such as fractures (e.g. femur, tibia fractures) and joint diseases (e.g. hip dysplasia), eliminating the need for additional instrument combinations and improving surgical efficiency.
II. Veterinary Orthopaedic Instruments Suitable for Pet Bones
High-quality stainless steel + precise design:
Drill bits/taps (multiple sizes): Suitable for different bone sizes in dogs and cats (e.g., 1.1mm drill bits for small dogs, 3.5mm drill bits for large dogs), ensuring precise drilling and tapping while reducing the risk of bone thermal damage and thread slippage;
AO Handle (Straight/Tap Handle): Ergonomic design ensures stable force application during operation, compatible with orthopaedic instruments (e.g., taps, drill bits), enhancing the precision of internal fixation procedures;
Periosteal Elevator (5mm QC Periosteal Elevator): The blade edge conforms to the shape of the bone, gently separating the periosteum while protecting surrounding soft tissues (e.g., blood vessels, nerves), minimising surgical trauma.
III. Scientific storage and convenient sterilisation management
Customised storage box: Instruments are categorised by function and stored in separate compartments for drilling, fixation, and repair instruments, enabling quick pre-operative inventory checks and orderly post-operative return to storage. The multi-hole design facilitates high-temperature/chemical sterilisation penetration, reducing the risk of infection in orthopaedic surgery (e.g., open fracture surgery), and is suitable for high-frequency orthopaedic diagnostic and therapeutic scenarios in veterinary hospitals (e.g., orthopaedic specialty clinics).
(4) Enhancing surgical experience and ensuring precise operation
The vet surgery tools are precisely matched: considering the small size and complex structure of pet bones, the instrument dimensions and interfaces have been optimised (e.g., QC quick-connect design for rapid drill bit/tap replacement), enabling veterinarians to switch tools conveniently during surgery, reducing surgical time, and improving the operational fluidity of complex orthopaedic surgeries (e.g., joint fusion, bone grafting).
