This portable hand-held surgical drill supports controlled bone drilling during neuro, spine, and orthopedic procedures. Its compact pistol-grip body, inline drive housing, and keyed multi-jaw chuck provide a stable instrument format for operating-room use. The drive system, chuck capacity, attachments, and supplied accessories are confirmed for the selected configuration during enquiry.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | MedPrax |
| Electrical supply | Configured for the required voltage and frequency before supply. |
| Classification | Surgical InstrumentsOrthopedic InstrumentsNeurosurgery EquipmentMedical Devices |
| Clinical Applications | |
| Supplies to | Global |
MedPrax can coordinate configuration, compatible attachments, documentation, warranty, maintenance, and service requirements during enquiry.
The drill has a compact cylindrical body, vertical pistol grip, side control, and machined metal chuck. The keyed multi-jaw chuck secures compatible surgical drill bits selected for the procedure. Its hand-held form supports controlled positioning around restricted operative fields. Exact speed, torque, power source, chuck range, and attachment compatibility depend on the ordered configuration and require supplier confirmation.
The instrument is intended for cranial bone access, spinal bone work, orthopedic trauma procedures, fixation-site preparation, and reconstructive orthopedic surgery. It supports neuro, spine, and orthopedic teams that require a portable drilling platform for procedure-specific bone work. Drill-bit selection, operating technique, and clinical suitability remain subject to the surgeon's protocol and the selected device configuration.
Reprocessing must follow the manufacturer's instructions for use supplied with the selected configuration. Confirm whether the handpiece or any detachable components support steam sterilization, low-temperature sterilization, or another validated method before purchase. The chuck and moving interfaces require inspection and maintenance according to the applicable service instructions.
The instrument uses a metal-bodied housing and machined metal chuck suited to a reusable surgical-tool format. The exact alloy, surface finish, corrosion-resistance specification, and ingress protection are configuration-specific and must be confirmed in the supplier documentation.
This surgical drill is suited to hospital operating rooms, neurosurgery units, spine surgery centers, orthopedic trauma services, and specialty surgical facilities. It fits settings that need a compact hand-held drilling instrument with procedure-selected bits and attachments.
This portable surgical hand drill provides a compact platform for neuro, spine, and orthopedic bone drilling. It is available through MedPrax Market from $2,500, with the final price based on the selected drive system, attachments, and accessories.
Portable hand-held surgical drill for controlled bone drilling in cranial, spinal, trauma, and orthopedic procedures. The compact pistol-grip form supports handling in the operating room, while the keyed multi-jaw chuck accepts configuration-specific surgical drill bits. Confirm the drive system, chuck capacity, compatible attachments, sterilization method, warranty, and supplied accessories during enquiry. Pricing starts at $2,500 and varies with the selected configuration.
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