Zimmer Hall 5052-41 Cebotome Drill Handpiece w/ 5052-10 Pneumatic Air Hose & Accessories Set

INCLUDES:
• Zimmer Hall 5052-41 Pneumatic Cebotome Drill HAndpiece
• Zimmer 5052-10 Pneumatic Air Hose
• Zimmer 5052-42 Bur Extension
• Zimmer 5052-43 Bur Extension
• Zimmer 5052-46 Cebotome Wrench
• 3 Burs, 3 Drill Bits (Various Sizes)

The Zimmer Hall 5052‑41 Cebotome Pneumatic Drill & Attachments Set delivers a comprehensive orthopedic power tool solution for surgeons and surgical technologists working in trauma, revision, or large bone procedures. Engineered to work with Hall pneumatic power systems, this complete set includes the rugged Cebotome drill, flexible air hose, multiple bur extensions, assorted cutting burs, and a dedicated wrench — providing everything needed for precise bone cutting and removal in a single kit. Whether preparing bone for fixation or performing complex revision work, this set supports smooth, dependable performance in demanding clinical conditions.

Designed with versatility and control in mind, the 5052‑41 Cebotome drill interfaces seamlessly with the pneumatic air supply via the 5052‑10 air hose, enabling consistent torque and responsiveness during use. The inclusion of short and medium thick bur extensions (5052‑42 and 5052‑43) expands your procedural reach while maintaining cutting accuracy, and the assortment of bur sizes and cutting wheels lets clinicians tailor instrument selection to specific surgical needs. The supplied 5052‑46 wrench facilitates quick changes and secure attachment setup to optimize operative workflow.

Ideal for orthopedic departments, ambulatory surgery centers, and hospital operating rooms, the Zimmer Hall Cebotome Drill Set helps elevate procedural efficiency and control in bone revision and general surgical tasks. Crafted to integrate with established Hall powered instrument systems and backed by Zimmer/Hall precision engineering, this set provides clinical teams with reliable performance and accessory flexibility — making it a valuable addition to any advanced surgical instrument inventory.

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.