Lightweight Veterinary External Fixation Connecting Rod for Bone Stabilization and Orthopedic Repair

Connecting Rod (Carbon Fiber)

Product Description

The Carbon Fiber Connecting Rod is designed for veterinary orthopedic limb reconstruction, offering a lightweight yet high-strength solution for external fixation systems. With excellent rigidity and stability, it supports precise fracture alignment and long-term fixation in small animal orthopedic surgery.

Unlike traditional metal rods, carbon fiber provides superior stiffness-to-weight performance and radiolucency, allowing clearer imaging during postoperative evaluation. Due to its non-malleable structure, the rod cannot be cut intraoperatively and is supplied in standard sizes or customized lengths to ensure optimal surgical planning and fixation accuracy.

Available Specifications
4×75 mm | 4×100 mm | 4×125 mm | 6×100 mm | 6×150 mm | 6×200 mm | 8×100 mm | 8×150 mm | 8×200 mm

Key Features

• Made of high-performance carbon fiber: lightweight, rigid, and corrosion-resistant
• Non-plastic structure ensures stable fixation without deformation
• Cannot be self-cut; available in multiple standard sizes or custom lengths
• Radiolucent material supports clear X-ray and postoperative imaging
• Designed for veterinary external fixation and limb fracture repair
• Suitable for small animal orthopedic trauma, fracture stabilization, and limb reconstruction

Manufacturing Excellence & Quality Assurance

All products are manufactured by XC Medico in our ISO 13485 certified facility. With over 19 years of expertise in high-precision human orthopedic manufacturing, we apply the same rigorous quality control standards to our entire inventory. Whether for human clinical use or specialized veterinary surgery, our implants and instruments ensure unmatched reliability, biocompatibility, and surgical precision.

• Certified Quality: ISO 13485 & CE standard production.
• Expert Heritage: Derived from nearly two decades of human medical device innovation.
• Global Trust: Trusted by surgeons and clinics in over 50 countries.