Stryker ACL Tunnel-Preparation 3 Fluted Acorn Reamer Instrument Set & Tray

9-Piece Stryker ACL Tunnel-Preparation 3 Fluted Femoral Acorn Reamer Instrument Set & Tray Orthopedic

• 234-020-148 5mm 3-Fluted Acorn Reamer 8-5/8"
• 234-020-062 6mm 3-Fluted Acorn Reamer 8-5/8"
• 234-020-061 7mm 3-Fluted Acorn Reamer 8-5/8"
• 234-020-008 8mm 3-Fluted Acorn Reamer 8-5/8"
• 234-020-009 9mm 3-Fluted Acorn Reamer 8-5/8"
• 234-020-010 10mm 3-Fluted Acorn Reamer 8-5/8"
• 234-020-011 11mm 3-Fluted Acorn Reamer 8-5/8"
• 234-020-078 12mm 3-Fluted Acorn Reamer 8-5/8"
• 3 Fluted Femoral Reamers Instrument Set Tray 9-5/8" x 5-3/4" x 3/4"

Elevate your ACL reconstruction outcomes with the robust precision of the Stryker 9‑Piece ACL Tunnel‑Preparation 3‑Fluted Femoral Reamer Set & Tray — engineered to deliver accurate, reproducible bone tunnels for femoral graft placement. The set features professionally laser‑calibrated 3‑fluted acorn reamers covering a broad diameter range (5 mm–12 mm), giving surgeons the flexibility to match tunnel size to graft requirements. With clearly marked 5 mm interval depth indicators, this reamer set ensures precise measurement and depth control, minimizing risks of over‑reaming or inadequate tunnel length.

Built to support multiple surgical approaches — whether transtibial or anteromedial portal techniques — this ACL instrumentation set combines femoral aimers, tibial guides, reamers, and accessory guides in a compact, organized tray. Surgeons benefit from the ability to create anatomically placed femoral tunnels while maintaining consistent back‑wall thickness and optimal graft orientation, enhancing the stability and long-term success of the reconstruction.

With the Stryker name behind it, this 9‑piece tunnel‑prep set offers unmatched reliability and reusability. It’s a complete solution for orthopedic and sports‑medicine teams seeking streamlined workflow, reproducible surgical results, and versatile compatibility across ACL reconstruction techniques. Add this reamer set and tray to your surgical armamentarium — and ensure every reconstruction begins with precision, consistency, and confidence.

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.