ORTHOPEDIC Cannulated Drill Hand Piece (Max. Speed 1200 RPM) with Fixed Stainless Steel Chuck (0–1/4") – Description

The Orthopedic Cannulated Drill Hand Piece is a precision-engineered surgical instrument designed for drilling over guide wires during orthopedic trauma, reconstructive, and spinal procedures. Featuring a maximum operating speed of 1200 RPM and a fixed stainless steel chuck (0–1/4"), this handpiece provides excellent control, accuracy, and stability for a wide range of bone drilling applications.

Features:

Maximum operating speed of 1200 RPM for controlled and efficient drilling.

Cannulated design allows drilling over guide wires for accurate implant placement.

Equipped with a fixed stainless steel chuck (0–1/4") for secure holding of drill bits and reamers.

High-torque performance suitable for orthopedic and trauma surgeries.

Lightweight and ergonomically designed for comfortable handling and reduced surgeon fatigue.

Manufactured from premium-grade surgical stainless steel and corrosion-resistant materials.

Smooth operation with minimal vibration for enhanced surgical precision.

Fully autoclavable and compatible with standard sterilization procedures.

Compatible with orthopedic power systems and driving units.

Applications:

Trauma and fracture fixation surgeries.

Intramedullary nailing procedures.

Cannulated screw fixation.

Spinal and reconstructive orthopedic procedures.

General bone drilling applications requiring guide wire assistance.

Advantages:

Precise drilling over guide wires for improved surgical accuracy.

Secure drill bit retention through fixed stainless steel chuck.

Reliable performance and durability in demanding surgical environments.

Enhanced control during bone preparation and implant placement.

Easy maintenance and repeated sterilization capability.

The Orthopedic Cannulated Drill Hand Piece (1200 RPM) with Fixed Stainless Steel Chuck (0–1/4") is an essential component of orthopedic power tool systems, offering accuracy, reliability, and efficient performance for a broad range of surgical drilling procedures.