Intertan Intramedullary Nail

Product Introduction

The Intertan Intramedullary Nail is designed for selected proximal femoral fracture fixation. Its 125° nail geometry, paired proximal blades, distal locking screws, end cap, and dedicated surgical instruments support controlled implantation and patient-specific orthopedic trauma planning.

Indications

The Intertan Intramedullary Nail is intended for selected proximal femoral fractures that a qualified orthopedic surgeon determines are suitable for cephalomedullary fixation. Potential applications include:

• Selected intertrochanteric femoral fractures

• Selected pertrochanteric fractures

• Selected subtrochanteric fractures

• Certain unstable proximal femoral fracture patterns

• Fractures requiring intramedullary fixation with proximal and distal locking

• Selected fractures requiring compression and rotational control

The nail is positioned within the femoral canal. Intertan Blade I and Intertan Blade II form the paired proximal fixation assembly, while a compatible 5.0 mm locking screw supports distal fixation.

Patient selection should consider fracture morphology, proximal fragment dimensions, femoral canal anatomy, bone quality, soft-tissue condition, previous implants, and general health. Final implant selection and surgical technique must follow the current instructions for use, applicable regulations, and professional clinical judgment.

Main Advantages

• Integrated proximal fixation: The paired Intertan Blade I and Blade II components are designed to support controlled compression and rotational management within the femoral head and neck.

• Consistent 125° nail geometry: All documented nail specifications feature a 125° proximal angle, supporting standardized implant and targeting-instrument selection.

• Multiple nail dimensions: Available nail diameters include 10.0 mm and 11.0 mm, with documented lengths from 180 mm to 220 mm.

• Graduated proximal blade options: Intertan Blade I is available from 70 mm to 100 mm, while Intertan Blade II ranges from 65 mm to 95 mm.

• Flexible distal fixation: Compatible 5.0 mm locking screws are offered from 30 mm to 65 mm in 5 mm increments.

• Complete implant configuration: The system includes the intramedullary nail, paired proximal blades, distal locking screws, and an M10 × 15 mm end cap.

• Dedicated surgical instruments: A system-specific set supports entry preparation, reduction, canal reaming, nail insertion, proximal targeting, blade placement, distal locking, measurement, and extraction.

• Coordinated canal preparation: Flexible reamer heads range from Φ9 mm to Φ12 mm, covering the documented nail diameters and supporting graduated canal preparation.

• Clear ordering references: Individual specifications and product codes simplify hospital procurement, distributor inventory control, and medical-device traceability.

These advantages describe the system’s design and configuration. Clinical results depend on fracture reduction, implant positioning, bone quality, surgical technique, and postoperative management.

Size Parameters

Size Range

Detailed Intertan Nail Sizes

Detailed Intertan Blade I Sizes

Detailed Intertan Blade II Sizes

Detailed Locking Screw and End-Cap Sizes

The specifications and reference codes above are taken from the supplied 2026 Intramedullary Nail quotation workbook. Buyers should verify availability and current technical documentation before ordering.

Recommended Matching Instruments

A dedicated Intertan Nail Instrument Set is recommended to maintain compatibility throughout canal preparation, implant insertion, proximal fixation, distal locking, and removal.

Before surgery, the instrument set should be inspected for completeness, cleanliness, cutting performance, connection security, targeting accuracy, and compatibility with the selected implant. Reusable instruments must undergo validated cleaning and sterilization procedures.

RFQ

What information should be included in an Intertan Intramedullary Nail RFQ?

Please provide the required nail diameter, length, quantity, Intertan Blade I sizes, Intertan Blade II sizes, distal locking screw lengths, and end-cap quantity. Buyers should also specify instrument-set requirements, destination market, regulatory documentation, packaging preferences, and delivery terms. A structured orthopedic implant RFQ helps the supplier verify component compatibility and prepare an accurate quotation.

Which Intertan Nail sizes can be quoted?

The documented Intertan cephalomedullary nail range includes 10.0 mm and 11.0 mm diameters, lengths from 180 mm to 220 mm, and a 125° proximal angle. Each required specification should be listed separately so the orthopedic implant supplier can confirm inventory, production availability, and pricing.

Which proximal fixation components should be ordered with the nail?

Buyers should request both Intertan Blade I and Intertan Blade II. Blade I has a 10.5 mm diameter and is available from 70 mm to 100 mm. Blade II has a 6.5 mm diameter and is offered from 65 mm to 95 mm. Including both components supports procurement of the complete proximal femoral fixation system.

Are distal locking screws and end caps supplied separately?

Yes. Compatible 5.0 mm distal locking screws are available in lengths from 30 mm to 65 mm. The documented Intertan Nail End Cap measures M10 × 15 mm. Hospitals and distributors should state the required quantity of every screw length and end cap in the purchase inquiry.

Can a complete Intertan Nail Instrument Set be included in the quotation?

Yes. Buyers may request a complete orthopedic surgical instrument set covering entry preparation, fracture reduction, canal reaming, nail insertion, 125° proximal targeting, blade placement, distal locking, depth measurement, and implant extraction. A complete-system quotation helps identify missing instruments before hospital procurement or distributor stocking.

Can individual replacement instruments be ordered?

Individual instruments may be requested by product name, specification, and reference code. Buyers should identify whether the item is a replacement, an additional instrument, or part of a partial set. Targeting devices, drill sleeves, drivers, and extraction tools must be confirmed as compatible with the selected Intertan intramedullary nail system.

Is OEM or private-label service available?

OEM orthopedic implant and private-label services may be discussed for eligible orders. The RFQ should identify the desired branding, label language, packaging format, estimated quantity, destination market, and documentation requirements. Any customization must comply with validated product specifications and applicable medical-device regulations.

Which regulatory and technical documents can buyers request?

Depending on availability and the destination market, buyers may request product specifications, quality-system certificates, material information, sterilization documents, packaging details, instructions for use, and relevant regulatory files. Listing these requirements in the first inquiry helps the medical-device supplier assess the project efficiently.

Can samples be requested before a bulk order?

Sample availability depends on the required implant sizes, intended evaluation, destination, and applicable regulations. Orthopedic distributors should provide company details, target market, expected annual demand, and the purpose of the sample request.

What factors determine the Intertan Nail price?

Pricing depends on nail specifications, order volume, proximal blade assortment, locking screw quantities, end caps, instrument-set configuration, sterile or non-sterile supply, packaging, certification requirements, and shipping terms. A complete bill of quantities enables a more accurate commercial offer.

What is the minimum order quantity?

Minimum order quantities may differ for cephalomedullary nails, proximal blades, distal locking screws, end caps, reusable instruments, and customized packaging. Buyers should provide an estimated order volume so the supplier can confirm the MOQ for each product category.

Can a starter inventory be quoted for an orthopedic distributor?

Yes. A starter package may include all documented Intertan Nail sizes, a practical range of proximal blades, distal locking screws, end caps, and one complete surgical instrument set. The final assortment should reflect expected procedure volume, commonly requested sizes, replenishment time, and local procurement requirements.

How can buyers receive accurate lead-time and shipping information?

Please provide the destination country, preferred Incoterms, requested delivery date, total quantity, and any sterilization or customization requirements. Lead time may vary according to stock availability, production scheduling, regulatory documentation, packaging, and transportation method.