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The Cancellous Traction Screw Ø 6.5mm is an orthopedic implant screw available in an extensive range of lengths for traction and large-fragment orthopedic applications. The current Peak Surgicals range covers 45 mm through 135 mm in 5 mm increments, allowing surgical teams and procurement departments to select the required length for the planned orthopedic configuration.
The current Peak Surgicals product is identified as SKU PS-OP-4831. The live product page provides separate Material and Size selectors and lists both stainless steel and titanium configurations. Peak also lists this screw within its Large Fragment – Standard orthopedic range.
The product is specifically identified as a 6.5 mm cancellous traction screw. This diameter designation distinguishes the screw from smaller cancellous and cortical screw systems and should be confirmed when matching the implant to an orthopedic traction or large-fragment system.
Orthopedic catalogs describe the 6.5 mm cancellous traction screw pattern as a traction screw used when traction is required for fragment alignment. The exact technique and implant selection should be determined by the orthopedic surgeon according to the procedure and fixation plan.
The current Peak Surgicals listing provides 19 length options, beginning at 45 mm and increasing in 5 mm increments through 135 mm. This wide range allows buyers to select a screw length according to the intended orthopedic application.
Exact screw length should be selected according to the operative plan and required implant configuration rather than inferred solely from the 6.5 mm diameter.
The live Peak Surgicals table lists both stainless steel and titanium material columns for the complete length range. Buyers should confirm the required material before ordering because each length is associated with separate catalog identification.
The exact stainless-steel grade and titanium alloy grade are not stated on the current product page. Hospitals and procurement teams requiring a defined implant-material standard or supporting material documentation should confirm those specifications before purchase.
Cancellous traction screws are used within orthopedic traction systems where a dedicated bone screw is required as part of the traction setup. Comparable orthopedic catalogs describe the 6.5 mm cancellous traction screw specifically for traction used to assist alignment of fracture fragments.
The Peak Surgicals page does not state a specific bone, fracture type, anatomical indication, or traction technique for PS-OP-4831. These procedure-specific details should therefore remain determined by the orthopedic surgical team.
Peak Surgicals lists the Cancellous Traction Screw Ø 6.5mm within its Large Fragment – Standard collection alongside cortical screws, cancellous bone screws, shaft screws, and related large-fragment implants.
This collection placement provides useful purchasing context when assembling or replenishing a large-fragment orthopedic implant inventory.
The current live product table provides separate catalog references for each available length. Buyers should identify the required material and length together when ordering to reduce the risk of selecting an incorrect implant configuration.
An important data point should be verified before final catalog publication: the Peak table currently lists stainless-steel codes in the 110.xxx format and titanium codes in the PS-110.xxx format. Comparable orthopedic catalogs using the same dimensional sequence commonly use a separate titanium prefix, so Peak's titanium code format should be confirmed internally before procurement use.
| Product Name | Cancellous Traction Screw Ø 6.5mm |
| Main SKU | PS-OP-4831 |
| Product Type | Orthopedic Cancellous Traction Screw |
| Diameter | 6.5 mm |
| Material Options | Stainless Steel / Titanium |
| Available Length Range | 45–135 mm |
| Length Increment | 5 mm |
| 45 mm | SS: 110.245 | Titanium: PS-110.245 |
| 50 mm | SS: 110.250 | Titanium: PS-110.250 |
| 55 mm | SS: 110.255 | Titanium: PS-110.255 |
| 60 mm | SS: 110.260 | Titanium: PS-110.260 |
| 65 mm | SS: 110.265 | Titanium: PS-110.265 |
| 70 mm | SS: 110.270 | Titanium: PS-110.270 |
| 75 mm | SS: 110.275 | Titanium: PS-110.275 |
| 80 mm | SS: 110.280 | Titanium: PS-110.280 |
| 85 mm | SS: 110.285 | Titanium: PS-110.285 |
| 90 mm | SS: 110.290 | Titanium: PS-110.290 |
| 95 mm | SS: 110.295 | Titanium: PS-110.295 |
| 100 mm | SS: 110.300 | Titanium: PS-110.300 |
| 105 mm | SS: 110.305 | Titanium: PS-110.305 |
| 110 mm | SS: 110.310 | Titanium: PS-110.310 |
| 115 mm | SS: 110.315 | Titanium: PS-110.315 |
| 120 mm | SS: 110.320 | Titanium: PS-110.320 |
| 125 mm | SS: 110.325 | Titanium: PS-110.325 |
| 130 mm | SS: 110.330 | Titanium: PS-110.330 |
| 135 mm | SS: 110.335 | Titanium: PS-110.335 |
| Peak Collection Context | Large Fragment – Standard / Orthopedic Instruments |
The Cancellous Traction Screw Ø 6.5mm is relevant for orthopedic departments, trauma services, hospitals, implant distributors, and procurement teams sourcing large-fragment traction screws in multiple lengths.
For accurate purchasing, buyers should reference SKU PS-OP-4831 together with the required 6.5 mm diameter, material, and 45–135 mm length. Buyers requiring exact thread length, thread pitch, core diameter, head geometry, compatible traction-wire size, implant material grade, sterilization status, or insertion-instrument compatibility should confirm those specifications before ordering because they are not stated on the current Peak Surgicals page.
The current Peak Surgicals product is identified as a 6.5 mm diameter cancellous traction screw.
The live product table lists lengths from 45 mm through 135 mm in 5 mm increments.
The current Peak Surgicals listing provides stainless steel and titanium material options.
The current storefront SKU is PS-OP-4831.
Yes. Peak Surgicals lists the product within its Large Fragment – Standard collection.
No. The current Peak Surgicals page does not provide exact thread length, thread pitch, core diameter, traction-wire compatibility, or detailed head dimensions, so these should be confirmed before ordering if required.