DePuy 1800-24 Orthopedic 4.8mm Twist Drill Bit 3-1/2"

• Model: 1800-24
• Tip Diameter: 4.8mm
• Overall Length: 3-1/2 inches

Precision Bone Drilling for Orthopedic Fixation
The DePuy 1800-24 Orthopedic 4.8 mm Twist Drill Bit 3-1/2″ is engineered for accurate and controlled bone penetration during orthopedic surgical procedures. With a 4.8 mm diameter, this twist drill bit delivers the appropriate hole size for preparing fixation paths in cortical and cancellous bone prior to implant or screw placement. The precision-ground twist flutes enhance cutting efficiency and help maintain consistent performance in demanding operative environments, making it indispensable in trauma repair, fracture fixation, and large-fragment surgery.

Compact Length and Durable Construction
At approximately 3-1/2″ in overall length, the 1800-24 bit balances reach and maneuverability, allowing surgeons to navigate deep or complex anatomical corridors with confidence. Crafted from high-grade surgical stainless steel, this bit withstands repeated sterilization and resists corrosion, ensuring sustained sharpness and dependable performance over numerous procedures. The streamlined design also supports optimal chip evacuation, reducing heat build-up and promoting cleaner drilling paths.

A Must-Have Instrument for Orthopedic Instrument Sets
Trusted by orthopedic surgeons and surgical teams, the DePuy 1800-24 twist drill bit integrates seamlessly into standard drill handpiece systems used in modern orthopedic operating rooms. Whether preparing pilot holes for screws, creating gliding tracks for implants, or assisting in reconstructive tasks, this twist drill bit supports procedural efficiency and surgical precision. Its compatibility with industry standard power tools and fixation systems makes it an essential addition to any orthopedic instrument tray in hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and specialty clinics.

These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.