Responses to Carbon Plates
Michael Johnson
Description
Collection
Title:
Responses to Carbon Plates
Creator:
Michael Johnson
Date:
9/16/2010
Text:
ORIGINAL POST -
In the past I've used carbon plates that are about 9 to10mm thick and have a
slight bend in the middle and a 4-hole pattern on both ends of the plate to
off-set knees on an AK (i.e. when there is a significant flexion
contracture). I can find plenty of aluminum and steel plates like these,
but cannot recall the information on who makes or distributes the carbon
version. As I remember they are available in differing lengths. Any help?
Thanks!
REPLIES -
The overwhelming response is: Flexcon Plates available from Prosthetic
Design Inc. 800-459-0177, same also available from SPS.
Thanks all for allowing me to stop wracking my brain trying to figure out
who made these!
--
Michael S. Johnson, CPO
OrthoPro of Twin Falls, Inc.
762 North College Road
Suite A
Twin Falls, ID 83301
208-733-0505
734-0766 fax
In the past I've used carbon plates that are about 9 to10mm thick and have a
slight bend in the middle and a 4-hole pattern on both ends of the plate to
off-set knees on an AK (i.e. when there is a significant flexion
contracture). I can find plenty of aluminum and steel plates like these,
but cannot recall the information on who makes or distributes the carbon
version. As I remember they are available in differing lengths. Any help?
Thanks!
REPLIES -
The overwhelming response is: Flexcon Plates available from Prosthetic
Design Inc. 800-459-0177, same also available from SPS.
Thanks all for allowing me to stop wracking my brain trying to figure out
who made these!
--
Michael S. Johnson, CPO
OrthoPro of Twin Falls, Inc.
762 North College Road
Suite A
Twin Falls, ID 83301
208-733-0505
734-0766 fax
Citation
Michael Johnson, “Responses to Carbon Plates,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 2, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/231828.
