Suture anchors are threaded implants designed to maximize implant/bone interface. Screwed into bone with a dedicated driver, anchors act as insertion points for sutures used in the reconstruction of ligaments, joint capsules, and tendons. Predrilling is required; however, the anchors are self-tapping. Implant quality 316LVM, stainless steel Additional Product InformationIn very soft metaphyseal bone the surgeon may opt to only predrill a minimum depth to penetrate the cortical bone shell. Surgeons using large diameter, braided suture materials may find the application of bone wax to frayed ends will simplify passing suture material through the eyelet of a bone anchor. While 2.7 mm suture anchors will accept very large suture, these small implants are most commonly used with size #0 and #2 suture. 4.0 mm and 4.7 mm suture anchors have a square drive-head to simplify application and are approximately 2.0 mm in height. The 2.7 mm suture anchor's drive-head is approximately 2.4 mm in height and elliptical to fit a slotted driver designed for retaining suture prior to application.
60-27-09
2.7 mm x 9 mm
Suture anchors are threaded implants designed to maximize implant/bone interface. Screwed into bone with a dedicated driver, anchors act as insertion points for sutures used in the reconstruction of ligaments, joint capsules, and tendons.
Predrilling is required; however, the anchors are self-tapping.
Implant quality 316LVM, stainless steel
Additional Product InformationIn very soft metaphyseal bone the surgeon may opt to only predrill a minimum depth to penetrate the cortical bone shell.
Surgeons using large diameter, braided suture materials may find the application of bone wax to frayed ends will simplify passing suture material through the eyelet of a bone anchor. While 2.7 mm suture anchors will accept very large suture, these small implants are most commonly used with size #0 and #2 suture.
4.0 mm and 4.7 mm suture anchors have a square drive-head to simplify application and are approximately 2.0 mm in height. The 2.7 mm suture anchor's drive-head is approximately 2.4 mm in height and elliptical to fit a slotted driver designed for retaining suture prior to application.
Product #: 60-27-09
60-40-06
4 mm x 6 mm
Suture anchors are threaded implants designed to maximize implant/bone interface. Screwed into bone with a dedicated driver, anchors act as insertion points for sutures used in the reconstruction of ligaments, joint capsules, and tendons.
Predrilling is required; however, the anchors are self-tapping.
Implant quality 316LVM, stainless steel
Additional Product InformationIn very soft metaphyseal bone the surgeon may opt to only predrill a minimum depth to penetrate the cortical bone shell.
Surgeons using large diameter, braided suture materials may find the application of bone wax to frayed ends will simplify passing suture material through the eyelet of a bone anchor. While 2.7 mm suture anchors will accept very large suture, these small implants are most commonly used with size #0 and #2 suture.
4.0 mm and 4.7 mm suture anchors have a square drive-head to simplify application and are approximately 2.0 mm in height. The 2.7 mm suture anchor's drive-head is approximately 2.4 mm in height and elliptical to fit a slotted driver designed for retaining suture prior to application.
Product #: 60-40-06
60-40-10
4.0 mm x 10 mm
Suture anchors are threaded implants designed to maximize implant/bone interface. Screwed into bone with a dedicated driver, anchors act as insertion points for sutures used in the reconstruction of ligaments, joint capsules, and tendons.
Predrilling is required; however, the anchors are self-tapping.
Implant quality 316LVM, stainless steel
Additional Product InformationIn very soft metaphyseal bone the surgeon may opt to only predrill a minimum depth to penetrate the cortical bone shell.
Surgeons using large diameter, braided suture materials may find the application of bone wax to frayed ends will simplify passing suture material through the eyelet of a bone anchor. While 2.7 mm suture anchors will accept very large suture, these small implants are most commonly used with size #0 and #2 suture.
4.0 mm and 4.7 mm suture anchors have a square drive-head to simplify application and are approximately 2.0 mm in height. The 2.7 mm suture anchor's drive-head is approximately 2.4 mm in height and elliptical to fit a slotted driver designed for retaining suture prior to application.
Product #: 60-40-10
60-47-06
4.7 mm x 6 mm
Suture anchors are threaded implants designed to maximize implant/bone interface. Screwed into bone with a dedicated driver, anchors act as insertion points for sutures used in the reconstruction of ligaments, joint capsules, and tendons.
Predrilling is required; however, the anchors are self-tapping.
Implant quality 316LVM, stainless steel
Additional Product InformationIn very soft metaphyseal bone the surgeon may opt to only predrill a minimum depth to penetrate the cortical bone shell.
Surgeons using large diameter, braided suture materials may find the application of bone wax to frayed ends will simplify passing suture material through the eyelet of a bone anchor. While 2.7 mm suture anchors will accept very large suture, these small implants are most commonly used with size #0 and #2 suture.
4.0 mm and 4.7 mm suture anchors have a square drive-head to simplify application and are approximately 2.0 mm in height. The 2.7 mm suture anchor's drive-head is approximately 2.4 mm in height and elliptical to fit a slotted driver designed for retaining suture prior to application.
Product #: 60-47-06
60-47-10
4.7 mm x 10 mm
Suture anchors are threaded implants designed to maximize implant/bone interface. Screwed into bone with a dedicated driver, anchors act as insertion points for sutures used in the reconstruction of ligaments, joint capsules, and tendons.
Predrilling is required; however, the anchors are self-tapping.
Implant quality 316LVM, stainless steel
Additional Product InformationIn very soft metaphyseal bone the surgeon may opt to only predrill a minimum depth to penetrate the cortical bone shell.
Surgeons using large diameter, braided suture materials may find the application of bone wax to frayed ends will simplify passing suture material through the eyelet of a bone anchor. While 2.7 mm suture anchors will accept very large suture, these small implants are most commonly used with size #0 and #2 suture.
4.0 mm and 4.7 mm suture anchors have a square drive-head to simplify application and are approximately 2.0 mm in height. The 2.7 mm suture anchor's drive-head is approximately 2.4 mm in height and elliptical to fit a slotted driver designed for retaining suture prior to application.
Product #: 60-47-10