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Femoral trauma fixation divides cleanly by zone: the proximal femur belongs to the nail, the distal femur to the plate. The range on this page follows that logic. For the proximal side, antegrade proximal femoral nails in lengths from 300 to 420 mm and diameters from 9 to 11 mm, with matching end caps. For the distal side, lateral locking plates, minimally invasive locking plates and periprosthetic plates for fractures around existing joint implants, plus medial and conventional lateral plates for volume programs.
BoneCraft is an independent distributor of genuine Zimmer Biomet products. The nail stock is the original ZNN cephalomedullary system, and the periprosthetic plate line is the original NCB polyaxial locking system, both supplied as genuine factory stock with full batch traceability. Wholesale terms apply to hospitals, regional distributors and purchasing groups, with left and right versions held across the range.
| PRODUCT TYPE | FIXATION | MATERIAL | SIZES | SIDE | SCREWS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Antegrade Proximal Femoral Nail | Cephalomedullary, interlocking | Titanium alloy | 300 – 420 mm lengths, 9 – 11 mm diameters | Left / Right | End caps & locking screws |
| Distal Femur Lateral Locking Plate | Fixed-angle locking | Stainless steel | 6 – 18 holes, 159 – 349 mm | Left / Right | Locking + cortex |
| Distal Femur MIS Locking Plate, PolyAx | Polyaxial locking, minimally invasive | Titanium alloy | Multiple length options | Left / Right | Polyaxial locking |
| Periprosthetic Proximal Femur Locking Plate, NCB | Polyaxial locking | Titanium alloy | Short and long versions, up to 21 holes | Left / Right | NCB locking |
| Periprosthetic Distal Femur Locking Plate, NCB | Polyaxial locking | Titanium alloy | Multiple hole options | Left / Right | NCB locking |
| Distal Femur Medial Plate | Non-locking | Stainless steel | 4 – 8 holes | Universal | Cortex |
| Distal Femur Lateral Plate | Non-locking | Stainless steel | Multiple hole options | Left / Right | Cortex |
As an independent distributor with 2,800+ SKUs in stock, we supply genuine, FDA-cleared and CE-marked trauma implants at wholesale prices — every unit factory-packaged, lot-traceable and ready to ship worldwide.
The stock covers both ends of the femur. For the proximal side: antegrade proximal femoral nails in cephalomedullary designs, with matching end caps and locking screws. For the distal side: lateral locking plates in a full hole range, minimally invasive polyaxial locking plates, periprosthetic plates for fractures around existing implants, and conventional plates for volume programs. All items are original factory stock held on the shelf.
The two zones fail differently and are fixed differently. Fractures of the proximal femur, around the trochanteric region, are stabilized from inside the canal, and a cephalomedullary nail shares load with the bone and permits early weight bearing. The distal femur is periarticular bone with small condylar fragments, where a lateral locking plate supports the joint surface directly. The final choice always belongs to the operating surgeon, based on the fracture pattern.
Yes. Periprosthetic fracture is a growing share of femoral trauma, and the range includes dedicated periprosthetic locking plates for both the proximal and the distal femur, in polyaxial designs that direct screws around the stem of an existing implant. These plates are stocked in left and right versions, including short configurations for limited fracture zones.
BoneCraft is an independent distributor of genuine Zimmer Biomet products, and every nail and plate we ship is original factory stock. Each order carries batch and lot traceability, original labeling and packaging, and the export documentation your import process requires. Tender reviews and regulatory filings check proof of origin line by line, and our paperwork is prepared for exactly that scrutiny.
The proximal femoral nail stock runs from shorter to longer configurations across the standard diameter range, in mirrored left and right versions, with matching end caps for each diameter. Quote the catalogue number with the side suffix when ordering, and side, length and diameter are checked again before packing.
Yes, mixed consignments are routine. Femoral nails combine with their locking screws and end caps, and buyers building a lower-limb line often add tibia items to the same shipment. Stocked items dispatch quickly, and lead time for larger or non-stock configurations is confirmed with the quotation against your list.
Femoral trauma is one of the heaviest categories in an implant inventory, and it splits by zone in a way that makes stocking decisions straightforward once the logic is clear. The notes below reflect how the category is structured and ordered in practice.
Fractures around the trochanteric region are among the most common injuries in orthopaedic trauma, and cephalomedullary nailing is the fixation standard for them worldwide. A proximal femoral nail is placed through the canal, carries load together with the bone, and allows early weight bearing, which is why nail demand dominates this zone and why reorders are steady. For a wholesaler, the proximal femoral nail line is a turnover core: the question is never whether it sells, only whether lengths, diameters and sides are complete when the account calls. Our stock runs from shorter to longer configurations across the standard diameter range, in mirrored left and right versions.
The distal femur is periarticular bone, and lateral locking plates are the established fixation for fractures there. Two trends shape current demand. Minimally invasive plating, with polyaxial screw options, is taking share at the complex end because it preserves the soft tissue envelope. Periprosthetic fracture, around an existing hip or knee implant, is a growing segment as the joint replacement population ages, and it requires dedicated plates that direct screws around the implant stem. The table below summarizes how the range splits by zone.
| ZONE | FIXATION | ROLE IN AN ORDER |
|---|---|---|
| Proximal femur | Antegrade cephalomedullary nail | Turnover core, steady replenishment |
| Distal femur | Lateral locking plate, MIS polyaxial plate | Periarticular fixation, complex-case margin |
| Periprosthetic femur | NCB periprosthetic locking plates, proximal & distal | Growing segment, few substitutes |
| Femoral shaft & medial distal | Conventional plates | Volume line for price-sensitive accounts |
The nail stock on this page is the ZNN cephalomedullary system, and the periprosthetic plates are the NCB polyaxial locking system, both original Zimmer Biomet production supplied as genuine factory stock. Product system names appear here only to identify the genuine products being resold. Zimmer Biomet, ZNN and NCB are trademarks of their respective owner; BoneCraft is an independent distributor and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the trademark owner. What this means for a buyer is simple: the product is the original article with full batch traceability, and the supply relationship is with BoneCraft.
Every shipment from BoneCraft carries batch traceability back to the original production lot, original labeling, and the export documents for customs and tender review. Femoral nails, plates and their matching screws combine in one consignment, and accounts building a lower-limb line routinely add tibia and fibula items to the same order, with documentation issued per shipment for the whole set.
