Hand Drills

The SURTEX® Stille-Sherman Hand Drill with Twist Drills are widely used for making drill holes in a variety of orthopedic operations, such as plate fixation. They are also used for the fixation of fractures in the mandible, patella and olecranon. In addition, surgeons use them to remove lodged foreign objects or diseased bones.

SURTEX® T-Handle Hand Drill is commonly used by orthopedic surgeons to drive K-wires or drill bits during open reduction and internal fixation procedures. They also use the drill handle to drive external fixators’ Schanz pins.

SURTEX® T-Handle Longitudinally Bored Hand Drill is commonly used in a variety of orthopedic surgeries to drive drill bits or K-wires into bone. These include open reduction and internal fixation with plates and screws and the application of external fixators for open fractures.