Product Details
SKII RPS High Flexion Total Knee System - Leading China Suppliers & Factory for Advanced Orthopedic Solutions
Allows the patella to maintain full contact with the femoral component in deep flexion
PS or RPS can be utilized with the PS femoral component
No varus/valgus constraint
Accommodate up to 15 degrees of internal/externa rotation without the bearing hanging over the tibial tray.
Address vour anatomica need for rotation
No varus/valgus constraint
15 degrees internal/external rotation
Designed for optimal bone coverage of all patient populations
Facilitates increased range of motion
| Material | Spec (mm) | |
| CoCrMo | 1# L | 1# R |
| 2# L | 2# R | |
| 3# L | 3# R | |
| 4# L | 4# R | |
| 5# L | 5# R | |
| 6# L | 6# R | |
| 7# L | 7# R | |
| 8# L | 8# R | |
| 9# L | 9# R | |
| Material | Spec (mm) | A/P (mm) | M/L (mm) |
| Germany UHMWPE | 1# 10mm,12mm,14mm,16mm | 38 | 59 |
| 2# 10mm,12mm,14mm,16mm (for Tibial Tray 2#/3#) |
41/43 | 63/67 | |
| 4# 10mm,12mm,14mm,16mm (for Tibial Tray 4#/5#) |
46/48 | 71/75 | |
| 6# 10mm,12mm,14mm,16mm (for Tibial Tray 6#/7#) |
51/53 | 79/83 |
| Material | Spec (mm) | A/P (mm) | M/L (mm) |
| CoCrMo | 1# | 38 | 59 |
| 2# | 41 | 63 | |
| 3# | 43 | 67 | |
| 4# | 46 | 71 | |
| 5# | 48 | 75 | |
| 6# | 51 | 79 | |
| 7# | 53 | 83 |
The system features 145-degree high flexion design combined with patellar tendon relief to facilitate an increased range of motion.
The extended trochlear groove allows the patella to maintain continuous full contact with the femoral component during deep flexion movements.
The bearing options provide no varus/valgus constraint and accommodate up to 15 degrees of internal/external rotation without the bearing hanging over the tibial tray.
The Femoral Condyle and Tibial Tray are constructed from premium CoCrMo alloy, while the Tibial Bearing utilizes high-grade Germany UHMWPE.
The system offers 9 distinct femoral sizes (1# to 9# in Left and Right orientations) designed to provide optimal bone coverage across diverse patient populations.
Yes, both PS and RPS bearing configurations can be seamlessly utilized with the PS femoral component to meet specific anatomical rotational needs.





