DePuy Ace 13530 Drive Tool Attachment Quick Connect Orthopedic 5-1/2"

DePuy Ace 13530 Drive Tool Attachment Quick Connect Orthopedic 5-1/2"

• Model: 13530
• Coupling Interface: Synthes-style
• Overall Length: 5-1/2 inches (13.9cm)

Streamline Orthopedic Workflows with Quick Connect Efficiency
The DePuy ACE 13530 Quick Connect Orthopedic 5-1/2″ is a precision-engineered surgical instrument designed to enhance workflow efficiency in orthopedic operating rooms. Featuring a standardized Quick Connect interface, this 5-1/2″ attachment enables rapid coupling with compatible power handles and instrument systems, reducing setup time and minimizing instrument swaps during procedures like fracture fixation, drilling, and reaming. Its compact form factor provides excellent maneuverability in tight surgical spaces, helping clinicians maintain fluid motion throughout the case.

Durable Construction for Reliable Performance
Manufactured from high-grade surgical stainless steel, the DePuy ACE 13530 is built to withstand frequent sterilization and long-term clinical use, aligning with the rigorous demands of high-volume orthopedic practices. The robust Quick Connect design provides secure engagement with complementary tools such as twist drills and drivers, supporting consistent torque transfer and dependable performance. Whether used for bone preparation or implant positioning, this instrument delivers the durability and control surgeons rely on.

Essential Addition to Orthopedic Instrumentation Sets
Ideal for use in hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and specialty orthopedic clinics, the DePuy ACE 13530 integrates seamlessly into Quick Connect instrument trays and power tool assemblies. Its ergonomic length and intuitive connection system help streamline case turnover and improve procedural efficiency, making it a valuable asset for surgical teams focused on optimizing OR workflow and patient outcomes. Trusted by clinicians worldwide, this Quick Connect tool supports efficient, high-quality orthopedic care.

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.