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2020 Price List PRICE LIST 2020 Index Ergomed surgical tables 3 Instruments 10 Porous titanium cylinders 14 Tutors 16 K wires and self-tapping threaded pins 20 External Fixation 25 X-Porous TTA 53 Osti-Lok locking plate system 71 Ergomed Surgical tables Ergomed SURGICAL TABLES Surgical tables Surgical table T00010015A Ergomed 2M-E - Up/down and trendelemburg movements - Single-column structure - Low voltage control - Rollover protection device - Handling wheels - Can be equipped with all standard accessories - Top to be added at customer’s choice € 2,200.00 Surgical table T00010014A Ergomed 3M-E-18 - Up/down and trendelemburg movements - Single-column structure - Lateral tilting - Low voltage control - Rollover protection device - Handling wheels - Can be equipped with all standard accessories - Top to be added at customer’s choice - Disconnectable cables - A pair of stabilizers increase stability during orthopedic procedures that will displace large forces off the center of gravity - Can be equipped with all standard accessories - Top to be added at customer’s choice € 2,920.00 4 Ergomed SURGICAL TABLES Table top Stainless steel P00020001A table top Stainless steel € 116.80 Lexan table top P00020002A radiolucent Lexan € 147.40 Ergomed table mat M00080001A Faux leather €196.00 U mat for Ergomed M00080002A table Faux leather €196.00 5 Ergomed SURGICAL TABLES Accessories 0.9 meter retention belt F00010001A Nylon € 13.10 1.8 meter retention belt F00010002A Nylon € 19.40 Belt hook G00010003A Aluminum € 11.20 Traction belt with chain C00030003A Ergomed € 20.20 Small dorsal positioner P00030002A Stainless steel € 44.00 Big dorsal positioner P00030001A Stainless steel € 61.60 6 Operating armrest S00010002A Stainless steel € 58.40 Draping hold-up bar A00030004A Stainless steel € 57.40 Dripping stand A00030008A Stainless steel € 52.40 Traction bar A00030003A Stainless steel € 227.70 Ergomed stabilizing rod B00010009A Stainless steel € 83.10 Table extension E00010003A Lexan € 86.10 Universal clamp M00010015A Aluminum alloy € 115.80 7 80 mm traction stirrup S00020001A Stainless steel € 112.80 120 mm traction stirrup S00020002A Stainless steel € 119.70 160 mm traction stirrup S00020003A Stainless steel € 131.60 250 mm extension E00010004A Stainless steel € 57.40 500 mm extension E00010005A Stainless steel € 65.30 22 kg mechanical S00030006A dynamometer Plastic € 24.00 Side positioners S00010001A Stainless steel € 77.00 8 Surgical tray S00010004A 300x400 mm Stainless steel € 115.80 Accessory rack C00010002A Stainless steel € 245.50 Tiltable fluid collection V00010006A pan Stainless steel € 72.20 X-ray cassette tray S00010003A Stainless steel € 59.80 Protective padding P00040001A Polyurethane € 5.40 Stretcher frame P00020004A Stainless steel Price and availability on request Stretcher trolley C00010001A To be used with code P00020004A. Stainless steel Price and availability on request 9 Instruments Instruments Instruments Distractor 16 cm S00040010A Stainless steel € 180.00 Power distractor 17 cm S00040008A Stainless steel € 250.00 Titan distractor S00040006A Aluminum alloy € 920.00 Guide for X-Porous TTA S00050002A osteotomy Stainless steel € 72.00 Fiber-handle screwdriver U00010055A for hexagonal screws Ø 1.5mm Fiber-handle € 82.00 Fiber-handle screwdriver U00010056A for hexagonal screws Ø 2.5mm Fiber-handle € 82.00 11 Mini Screwdriver for U00010043A cross head screws interchangeable tip Stainless steel € 182.00 Screwdriver for hex U00010033A head locking screws Plastic-handle € 55.00 Torque Limiting U00010035A Screwdriver for hex head locking screws Stainless steel € 315.00 Hexagonal quick coupling P00070001A for screwdriver U00010030A hexagonal screws 1.5 mm Stainless steel € 32.00 Hexagonal quick coupling P00070002A for screwdriver U00010030A hexagonal screws 2.5 mm Stainless steel € 32.00 Drill sleeve Ø 2.0 mm for C00010014A locking screws, stainless steel, with lock Stainless steel € 35.00 Impactor B00010014A Lenght 130 mm Plastic € 26.00 12 Extractor hook Ø 1.0 G00050001A Stainless steel € 12.00 Extractor hook Ø 1.2 G00050002A Stainless steel € 12.00 13 Porous titanium cylinders Implants Porous titanium cylinder Porous cylinder C00100001A 20 mm - Ø 8 mm Titaium € 70.00 Porous cylinder C00100002A 20 mm - Ø 12 mm Titaium € 70.00 Porous cylinder C00100003A 20 mm - Ø 16 mm Titaium € 70.00 All the cylinders can be stabilized to a plate by means of 1.5 mm screw 15 Tutors Tutors Bodices for postoperative management of shoulder and elbow procedure Bodice for front limb C00090001A surgical protection 1° dx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 99.00 Bodice for front limb C00090002A surgical protection 1° sx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 99.00 Bodice for front limb C00090003A surgical protection 2° dx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 99.00 Bodice for front limb C00090004A surgical protection 2° sx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 99.00 Bodice for front limb C00090005A surgical protection 3° dx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 99.00 Bodice for front limb C00090006A surgical protection 3° sx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 99.00 17 Bodice for front limb C00090007A surgical protection 4° dx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 99.00 Bodice for front limb C00090008A surgical protection 4° sx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 99.00 Bodice for front limb C00090009A surgical protection 5° dx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 110.00 Bodice for front limb C00090010A surgical protection 5° sx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 110.00 Bodice for front limb C00090011A surgical protection 6° dx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 110.00 Bodice for front limb C00090012A surgical protection 6° sx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 110.00 Bodice for front limb C00090013A surgical protection 7° dx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 110.00 18 Bodice for front limb C00090014A surgical protection 7° sx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 110.00 Bodice for front limb C00090015A surgical protection 8° dx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 110.00 Bodice for front limb C00090016A surgical protection 8° sx 85% cotton 15% polyester € 110.00 19 K wires and self-tapping threaded pins K wires Half tip K wires K wire half tip, F00020157A Ø 1.0 mm Length 220 mm Stainless steel € 4.00 K wire half tip, F00020158A Ø 1.2 mm Length 250 mm Stainless steel € 4.10 K wire half tip, F00020159A Ø 1.5 mm Length 250 mm Stainless steel € 4.20 K wires Trocar tip K wires K wires double Trocar tip F00020178A Ø 1.0 mm Length 300 mm Stainless steel € 3.20 K wires double Trocar tip F00020179A Ø 1.2 mm Length 300 mm Stainless steel € 3.20 21 K wires double Trocar F00020180A tip Ø 1.5 mm Length 300 mm Stainless steel € 3.20 K wires double Trocar F00020181A tip Ø 1.8 mm Length 300 mm Stainless steel € 3.20 K wires K wire negative thread K wire Ø 1.2 mm F00020182A Length 120 mm, negative 10 mm thread Stainless steel € 4.30 K wire Ø 1.6 mm F00020183A Legnth 120 mm, negative 10 mm thread Stainless steel € 4.30 22 Drill bit Drill bit Drill bit P00060005A Ø 1.5 mm Length 100 mm Stainless steel € 14.50 Drill bit P00060001A Ø 1.8 mm Length 100 mm Stainless steel € 14.50 Drill bit P00060002A Ø 2.0 mm Length 120 mm Stainless steel € 14.50 Drill bit P00060003A Ø 2.5 mm Length 130 mm Stainless steel € 14.50 Drill bit P00060004A Ø 3.2 mm Length 130 mm Stainless steel € 14.50 23 Screwpins Self-tapping threaded pins Self-tapping threaded pins F00020173A Ø 2.0 Length 100 mm Stainless steel € 10.50 Self-tapping threaded pins F00020174A Ø 2.4 Length 100 mm Stainless steel € 10.50 Self-tapping threaded pins F00020175A Ø 2.7 Length 120 mm Stainless steel € 10.50 Self-tapping threaded pins F00020176A Ø 3.5 Length 130 mm Stainless steel € 10.50 Self-tapping threaded pins F00020177A Ø 4.5 Length 130 mm Stainless steel € 10.50 24 External Fixation External Fixation Mini linear radiolucent fixator kit Polilok fixator Mini linear radiolucent K00010001B fixator kit Suited for the treatment of patients up to 5 kg €287.64 Composition of the kit Code Qty Code Qty Code Qty 26 External Fixation Rail fixator Kit Rail fixator Kit K00010014A Suited for patients from 10 to 40 kg € 410.04 Composition of the kit Code Qty Code Qty Code Qty 27 External Fixation Dynamizable kit Dynamizable kit K00010002A Suited for the treatment of patients more than 10 kg € 502.83 Composition of the kit Code Qty Code Qty Code Qty 28 External Fixation Mini hybrid external fixator kit Mini hybrid external K00010003A fixator kit Suited for the treatment of patients up to 10 kg €938.57 Composition of the kit Code Qty Code Qty Code Qty 29 External Fixation Mini hybrid aluminum external fixator kit Mini hybrid aluminum K00010013A external fixator kit Suited for the treatment of patients up to 15 kg €814.82 Composition of the kit Code Qty Code Qty Code Qty 30 External Fixation Midi hybrid radiolucent fixator kit Midi hybrid K00010005A radiolucent fixator kit Suited for the treatment of patients from 10 to 35 kg. € 1,243.13 Composition of the kit Code Qty Code Qty Code Qty 31 External Fixation Midi hybrid aluminum fixator kit Midi hybrid K00010006A aluminum fixator kit Suited for the treatment of patients from 10 to 40 kg. € 988.61 Composition of the kit Code Qty Code Qty Code Qty 32 External Fixation UNIVERSAL SYSTEM Maxi hybrid radiolucent fixator kit Maxi hybrid K00010015A radiolucent fixator kit Suited for the treatment of patients more than 25 kg € 1,353.15 Composition of the kit Code Qty Code Qty Code Qty 33 External Fixation Maxi hybrid aluminum fixator kit Maxi hybrid K00010007A aluminum fixator kit Suited for the treatment of patients more than 25 kg € 1,072.71 Composition of the kit Code Qty Code Qty Code Qty 34 External Fixation UNIVERSAL SYSTEM Rings Aluminum alloy
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