Locking drill guides are used with comparable sized double threaded locking plates to ensure the drill is inserted perpendicular to the plate and enables accurate placement of locking screws to ensure the locking mechanism of the screw head and plate engages appropriately. A small degree (10-15 degrees) of off-axis cross threading is acceptable with very minimal affect on the construct strength and may be used when attempting to avoid joints, osteotomies or IM pins for example.
CCG524S
For 2.4mm Stainless Steel Screws
Locking drill guides are used with comparable sized double threaded locking plates to ensure the drill is inserted perpendicular to the plate and enables accurate placement of locking screws to ensure the locking mechanism of the screw head and plate engages appropriately. A small degree (10-15 degrees) of off-axis cross threading is acceptable with very minimal affect on the construct strength and may be used when attempting to avoid joints, osteotomies or IM pins for example.
Product #: CCG524S
CCG527S
For 2.7mm Stainless Steel Screws
Locking drill guides are used with comparable sized double threaded locking plates to ensure the drill is inserted perpendicular to the plate and enables accurate placement of locking screws to ensure the locking mechanism of the screw head and plate engages appropriately. A small degree (10-15 degrees) of off-axis cross threading is acceptable with very minimal affect on the construct strength and may be used when attempting to avoid joints, osteotomies or IM pins for example.
Product #: CCG527S
CCG520S
For 2.0mm Stainless Steel Screws
Locking drill guides are used with comparable sized double threaded locking plates to ensure the drill is inserted perpendicular to the plate and enables accurate placement of locking screws to ensure the locking mechanism of the screw head and plate engages appropriately. A small degree (10-15 degrees) of off-axis cross threading is acceptable with very minimal affect on the construct strength and may be used when attempting to avoid joints, osteotomies or IM pins for example.
Product #: CCG520S
CCG515S
For 1.5mm Stainless Steel Screws
Locking drill guides are used with comparable sized double threaded locking plates to ensure the drill is inserted perpendicular to the plate and enables accurate placement of locking screws to ensure the locking mechanism of the screw head and plate engages appropriately. A small degree (10-15 degrees) of off-axis cross threading is acceptable with very minimal affect on the construct strength and may be used when attempting to avoid joints, osteotomies or IM pins for example.
Product #: CCG515S
CCG550S
For 5.0mm Stainless Steel Screws
Locking drill guides are used with comparable sized double threaded locking plates to ensure the drill is inserted perpendicular to the plate and enables accurate placement of locking screws to ensure the locking mechanism of the screw head and plate engages appropriately. A small degree (10-15 degrees) of off-axis cross threading is acceptable with very minimal affect on the construct strength and may be used when attempting to avoid joints, osteotomies or IM pins for example.
Product #: CCG550S
CCG535SL
For 3.5mm Stainless Steel Screws LONGER UNIT 100mm
Locking drill guides are used with comparable sized double threaded locking plates to ensure the drill is inserted perpendicular to the plate and enables accurate placement of locking screws to ensure the locking mechanism of the screw head and plate engages appropriately. A small degree (10-15 degrees) of off-axis cross threading is acceptable with very minimal affect on the construct strength and may be used when attempting to avoid joints, osteotomies or IM pins for example.
Product #: CCG535SL
CCG540S
For 4.0mm Stainless Steel Screws
Locking drill guides are used with comparable sized double threaded locking plates to ensure the drill is inserted perpendicular to the plate and enables accurate placement of locking screws to ensure the locking mechanism of the screw head and plate engages appropriately. A small degree (10-15 degrees) of off-axis cross threading is acceptable with very minimal affect on the construct strength and may be used when attempting to avoid joints, osteotomies or IM pins for example.
Product #: CCG540S