| Customization: | Available |
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| Type: | Skull Clamp |
| Kind: | Skull Clamp |
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Description:
1. High-strength and lightweight material
Adopting imported aluminum-magnesium alloy for overall milling, it has high density, corrosion resistance, and anti-aging. The surface brushing process improves wear resistance, and it is both light and durable.
2. Universal flexible adjustment system
-Multifunctional base: The spacing between the plug rods is adjustable (165-600mm), suitable for all types of operating tables; the lifting range is 850mm±50mm, the front and rear movement is 400mm, the left and right movement is 450mm, and the swing angle is ≥80°, covering all-round adjustment needs.
-Ball head universal shaft: supports 360° rotation, 120° fan-shaped swing and 90° tilt fixation, built-in spring lock and single handle locking design, convenient intraoperative fine-tuning, stable fixation without looseness.
3. Damage-free fixation technology
-U-shaped three-nail head clamp: three nails distributed in an isosceles triangle are pressurized simultaneously to achieve super strong fixation with the least number of nails; it can be quickly switched to a nail-free soft gel headrest to avoid scalp penetration damage.
-Intelligent pressure-adjusting headpin: with scale display and anti-over-penetration platform, precise and controllable pressure, suitable for adults and children, headpin hardness HRC40-48, ensuring safe penetration.
4. Soft gel comfortable design
The headrest and head clamp are made of imported soft gel material, with a smooth and delicate surface, long-term compression without damage, significantly improving the patient's comfort during surgery.
5. Compatibility and scalability
Standard stereo positioning navigation coordinate interface, can be connected to the planetary gear connector, compatible with mainstream retraction system and navigation equipment, to meet the needs of precise positioning during surgery.
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