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Product Description
K Wires Double Diamond Round 4" are compact Kirschner wires featuring a double-ended diamond tip design for enhanced bone penetration and precise control. These 4-inch wires are ideal for the orthopedic fixation of small and delicate bone fragments, particularly in areas such as the hand, foot, and wrist, where shorter-length wires offer superior maneuverability.
The K Wires Double Diamond Round 4" are carefully made of high-quality German stainless steel with high tensile strength, outstanding durability, and superior corrosion resistance. Having double diamond cutting tips at both ends, each wire is designed to be smoothly and precisely inserted into bone with little resistance. The round cross-section and 4-inch length of these wires render them ideal for orthopedic surgeries on compact anatomical locations or smaller bones. Their sharpness, flexibility, and structural dependability provide safe fixation in trauma, reconstructive, and pediatric surgery.
Applications
Fixation of small bone fractures in the hand or foot
Securement of small grafts in delicate surgical fields
Precision guidance for drilling or implant placement
Temporary support during reconstructive bone surgery
Stabilization of wrist injuries in orthopedic trauma cases
Fixation in pediatric bone surgeries requiring shorter wire lengths
Key Anatomical Features
• Double diamond tips for bilateral bone insertion
• Round cross-section promotes controlled advancement
• 4-inch length optimized for compact or small-bone areas
• High-strength stainless steel supports structural integrity
• Smooth, non-traumatic finish minimizes tissue disruption
• Flexible yet sturdy core ensures reliable performance during insertion and removal
K Wires Double Diamond Round 4" offer compact, high-precision support for orthopedic procedures requiring secure fixation and fine control, especially in small anatomical regions.

