Cross-linked polyethylene
The liner is made of cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE). It articulates with a HECTOR CoCr femoral head matched to the liner's inner diameter.
Cross-linked polyethylene liners with double locking, in 0° and 20° options, for the HECTOR acetabular shell.

The liner is the bearing surface on the acetabular side of a total hip: it articulates with the femoral head and has to stay locked in the shell. HECTOR liners are made of cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) and lock into the HECTOR acetabular shell with a double locking mechanism. They are offered in 0° and 20° options.
The liner is made of cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE). It articulates with a HECTOR CoCr femoral head matched to the liner's inner diameter.
A double locking mechanism holds the liner in the shell. Its ears are intended to stop it rotating.
Two liner geometries, 0° and 20°, are offered for the HECTOR shell. The 20° liner has an elevated rim that is placed where the hip tends to dislocate. The choice is made during surgery, before the final liner is impacted.
A liner, once impacted into its shell, should not be reassembled. The locking design allows a new liner to be fitted to a shell already in place, during surgery or at revision.
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