Cannulated Bolts are mechanical connection and fastening components used within Orthopedic External Fixation systems. They are designed to function as Connecting / Fastening Components during assembly of External Fixator Frame elements according to the fixation system design and Construct requirements.
The product incorporates a dedicated Bolt Geometry featuring a Cannulated Configuration, according to the product designation, together with Connection Features that allow integration with compatible components within the External Fixation system.
According to the provided product data, the range is listed under the general reference:
Cat. No.: AMS 602.027
The product is available in three configurations listed under the Holes category:
1 Hole – 2 Holes – 3 Holes
This range provides different options during Component Connection, Frame Assembly, and Fixator Configuration according to the required number of connection points and the External Fixation System design.
Each variant carries an individual Cat. No. and GTIN Number, supporting Product Identification, Product Traceability, Surgical Set Preparation, Procurement, Inventory Management, and Stock Control.
Product Description
A Cannulated Bolt is a Mechanical Fastening Component used within External Fixation systems to connect and assemble Fixator components.
The term Cannulated indicates the presence of an Internal Passage / Cannulation within the Bolt design. However, the internal diameter and detailed function of the cannulation are not specified in the provided table.
Its general position within the Construct can be represented as follows:
External Fixator Component → Cannulated Bolt → Connecting Component → Fixator Frame
The appropriate configuration is selected according to the fixation system design and the required Hole Configuration.
Product Components and Design
- Bolt Body
The main body of the Bolt, functioning as a Mechanical Connection Element within the External Fixator Construct.
- Cannulated Core
The product incorporates a Cannulated / Hollow-Core Design according to its catalog designation.
The currently available data do not specify:
- Cannulation Diameter
- Internal Geometry
- Compatible Guide Element
Therefore, these specifications should not be stated without reference to the official Technical Datasheet.
- Bolt Head
The upper section of the Bolt, designed for engagement with a compatible fastening tool during Assembly.
The specific Drive Interface is not defined in the provided data.
- Threaded Section
The threaded section designed to provide Mechanical Engagement with the corresponding component within the fixation system.
The provided table does not specify:
- Thread Diameter
- Thread Pitch
These parameters should therefore be confirmed through the official Technical Documentation before publication.
- Hole Configuration
The product family is available in:
- 1 Hole
- 2 Holes
- 3 Holes
according to the provided table.
Product Use
Cannulated Bolts are used within compatible Orthopedic External Fixation systems as connecting elements between different Frame Components.
Depending on the fixation system design, they may be integrated with:
- Connection Plates
- Rings
- Half Rings
- Angular Plates
- Rods
- Clamps
- Support Connections
- Other compatible External Fixation Components
Selection of the appropriate Bolt Configuration depends on:
- Number of Required Holes
- Connection Geometry
- Frame Component
- External Fixator Layout
- Compatible Threaded Interface
- Assembly Requirements
- Intraoperative Frame Configuration
The product should be used in accordance with the applicable IFU and Assembly Instructions of the fixation system.
Key Benefits
Cannulated Bolt Geometry
The product incorporates a Cannulated Configuration as part of the Mechanical Fastening System of the External Fixator.
Three Hole Configurations
The product family is available in:
1H | 2H | 3H
providing multiple options during Frame Assembly.
Mechanical Component Connection
Functions as a Fastening Component for connecting compatible components within the External Fixator Construct.
Modular Fixator Integration
Designed to function within a Modular External Fixation System together with compatible Connecting Components.
Assembly Flexibility
The different configurations support:
- Component Positioning
- Frame Assembly
- Connection Planning
- Construct Configuration
Product Traceability
Each variant carries an individual Cat. No. and GTIN Number to support:
- Product Identification
- Product Traceability
- Procurement
- Inventory Management
- Stock Control
Technical Specifications
| Holes | Cat. No. | GTIN No. |
| 1 | AMS 602.027.001 | 6221361015050 |
| 2 | AMS 602.027.002 | 6221361015074 |
| 3 | AMS 602.027.003 | 6221361015098 |
Technical Overview
Product Name: Cannulated Bolts
Product Type: Cannulated External Fixation Connection Bolt
Product Category: Orthopedic External Fixation Fastening Component
General Cat. No.: AMS 602.027
Available Configurations: 1 / 2 / 3 Holes
Number of Configurations: 3
Design Concept: Cannulated Mechanical Connection Bolt
Functional Role: Fastening & Connecting compatible External Fixator Components
System Application: Modular External Fixation
Identification: Individual Cat. No. & GTIN No. for each configuration
Product Features
- Cannulated External Fixation Bolt Design.
- Intended for compatible Orthopedic External Fixation systems.
- Functions as a Mechanical Fastening / Connection Component.
- Incorporates a Cannulated / Hollow-Core Configuration according to the product designation.
- Available in 3 Hole Configurations.
- Available options: 1H, 2H, and 3H.
- Supports Frame Assembly and Component Connection.
- Provides multiple options during Construct Configuration.
- Can be integrated with compatible Plates, Rings, Rods, and Clamps.
- Suitable for use within a Modular External Fixation System.
- General Cat. No.: AMS 602.027.
- Individual Cat. No. for each configuration.
- Individual GTIN Number for each variant.
- Supports Product Identification and Traceability.
- Facilitates Procurement, Inventory Management, and Stock Control.
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