In the case of smaller bone fractures, especially when dealing with complex fracture patterns, the optimal fixation directions can vary widely. In such situations, neither traditional nor angular stable locking fixations provide satisfactory results. This is when the poliaxial plate family can be used.

The poliaxial plate family offers a wide range of options for both small and large fragment bone fractures. Plate thicknesses vary to accommodate a broad range of load-bearing capacities. Poliaxial fixation is achieved through special threaded holes: the interruptions in the thread pitch in the plate holes ensure that the special threaded head screws can be fixed within a 30° angulation range. An important feature of the system is that the plates act as internal fixators supporting the preservation of circulation. According to the varying hole arrangement for each bone type, the plate shafts contain angular stable and compression holes in addition to the poliaxial fixation options for the plate heads.

Both stainless steel and titanium alloy material options are available.