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The Cox 6.0 Spinal System represents the pinnacle of modern posterior spinal fixation. Developed to address complex mechanical loads on the thoracolumbar spine, the system utilizes a 6.0mm pedicle screw-rod construct designed to restore mechanical stability, maintain sagittal alignment, and facilitate solid arthrodesis. The low-profile head design is engineered to minimize soft-tissue irritation, reducing post-operative pain and accelerating patient rehabilitation.
Manufactured from high-grade Ti-6Al-4V ELI (Extra Low Interstitial) Titanium Alloy (in compliance with ASTM F136 standards), the system provides an optimal balance between high fatigue strength, excellent bio-compatibility, and minimized imaging artifacts during post-operative MRI or CT scans. The dual-lead thread design of the pedicle screws ensures rapid insertion and superior pull-out resistance in both cortical and cancellous bone matrices.
Why international hospital groups, medical device wholesalers, and OEM partners choose our advanced manufacturing ecosystem in China.
Equipped with 102 state-of-the-art production machines, including Swiss-type longitudinal CNC lathes and 5-axis machining centers. This enables sub-micron precision for complex components like polyaxial locking mechanisms and pedicle thread profile geometries.
Our dedicated team of 15 QA/QC inspectors executes a strict testing paradigm. We perform 100% inspection across our assembly line, backed by full traceability of premium raw materials, ensuring zero-defect medical delivery.
With an annual output of over 511,000 units, we have the manufacturing agility to scale up production rapidly, satisfying sudden surges in global demand while offering highly competitive wholesale pricing structures.
Operating a high-capacity 10,000 square meter facility since 1996, we provide professional medical implant systems tailored for international clinical and regulatory standards.
The global spinal implant market is undergoing a transition toward Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgery (MIS), requiring implants that offer secure mechanical fixation with reduced bone and muscle disruption. The Cox 6.0 System addresses this need directly by offering low-profile polyaxial pedicle screws that adapt seamlessly to varying patient anatomy, reducing the need for aggressive facet joint resection.
Furthermore, the demand for customization and OEM flexibility has escalated. Wholesale buyers, distribution partners, and hospital groups require customized implants tailored to specific demographic profiles. In response, our facility utilizes state-of-the-art sample processing, graphic configuration, and advanced mechanical simulation. We launched 20 new orthopedic systems last year alone, ensuring our catalog reflects clinical innovations.
| Main Export Markets | Domestic Market (40%), Eastern Europe (15%), Southeast Asia (10%), and global distribution channels. |
| Raw Material Traceability | 100% verified titanium alloy supplies with batch material certificates provided for all shipments. |
| Clinical Indications | Degenerative Disc Disease, Spondylolisthesis, Severe Spinal Stenosis, and Trauma Reconstructions. |
Our dedicated R&D department leverages academic collaborations and state-of-the-art testing to output reliable fixation hardware.
Supported by 20 R&D engineers (15 with postgraduate degrees and 5 with technical diplomas), our engineering department is continually iterating on implant biomechanics. By simulating fatigue testing, torque limits, and stress distributions under ASTM standards, we ensure the structural integrity of every screw thread.
This focus on innovation allows us to provide comprehensive OEM/ODM solutions, accepting customized orders based on CAD files, specific material compositions, or distinct sterile packaging requirements.
Expert answers regarding material composition, regulatory compliance, wholesale pricing, and mechanical application.
We use premium medical-grade Titanium Alloy (Ti-6Al-4V ELI) conforming to ASTM F136 specifications. This provides superior fatigue properties, high tensile strength, and optimized biocompatibility compared to standard grade 5 titanium.
Yes. We offer robust customization pathways including graphic processing, sample-based machining, and custom product development based on specific hospital and market demands. Our R&D team of 20 engineers handles design modifications efficiently.
We follow a zero-tolerance quality policy. Quality operations are conducted on all active production lines, overseen by 15 dedicated QA/QC inspectors. Raw materials are 100% traceable, and all finished spinal implants undergo detailed optical and dimensional inspections before sterile shipping.
Lead times depend on order size and customization specs. Standard system components can be dispatched rapidly from inventory, while customized OEM orders typically range from 4 to 8 weeks, supported by our robust annual capacity of 511,000 units.
Yes, our spinal systems hold ISO13485 (Registration Number 04724Q10000818) and CE certifications, allowing seamless integration into hospital workflows across Europe, Asia, and global markets.
A look inside our 10,000㎡ factory floor, showcasing the specialized machinery and rigorous quality control environments.
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