DePuy 1801-22 4mm Twist Drill Bit Orthopedic 5"

DePuy 1801-22 4mm Twist Drill Bit Orthopedic 5"

• Model: 1801-22
• Tip Diameter: 4mm
• Double-Fluted
• Overall Length: 5 inches

Precision Orthopedic Drilling for Reliable Bone Preparation
The DePuy 1801-22 4 mm Twist Drill Bit Orthopedic 5″ is a high-quality surgical drill bit engineered to deliver exceptional performance during bone hole preparation in orthopedic procedures. With a 4 mm diameter and 5-inch overall length, this twist drill is ideal for creating pilot holes for screw and pin placement in cortical and cancellous bone with controlled accuracy. Its smooth cutting action helps support consistent hole geometry — a critical factor in achieving secure, reliable fixation in fracture repair and reconstruction workflows.

Durable Construction for Reusable Use in Surgical Settings
Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, this DePuy twist drill bit withstands rigorous sterilization cycles while maintaining cutting edge integrity. The double-fluted design aids in efficient chip removal and smooth penetration through bone material, reducing the risk of bit binding and improving surgical efficiency. Its straight-shank construction ensures compatibility with a wide range of standard orthopedic drill drivers and power handles, making it a versatile addition to your instrument tray.

Essential Tool for Orthopedic Instrument Sets
Ideal for use in hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, and orthopedic specialty practices, the DePuy 1801-22 4 mm Orthopedic Drill Bit enhances procedural accuracy and operational workflow. Whether preparing pilot holes for large or small fixation hardware, this reliable twist drill bit supports strength and precision where it matters most. Backed by DePuy’s trusted reputation in surgical instruments, it’s an essential component for trauma, reconstructive, and general orthopedic surgeries.

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.