A+140 Large Bone Cannulated Drill

Product Name: A+140 Large Bone Orthopedic Surgical Drills

Type: Cannulated Drill

Speed Option A: 0-1000rpm( Ideal for trauma surgery) Torque Range: 3 N-m

Speed Option B: 0-600rpm( Ideal for Medullary expansion surgery) Torque Range: 4N-m

Operation Voltage: 14.4V  Battery Volumn: 1800mAh   

Battery Type A: Ni-MH Battery           Battery Type B: Lithium Battery

Radial Circle Run-Out: ≤0.1mm  Biggest Drill Bit Diameter: 8mm

Axial Movement: ≤0.5mm   Diameter of Cannulation:4.5mm

A+140 orthopedic surgical drills is our new design autoclavable bone drill machine, applied

in extremity traumatology surgery. The orthopedic surgical drills host can attach jacobs bone

drill chuck, k wire driver and flexible reamer. Two speed specifications 0-600rpm/0-1000rpm

are available for speed options. The cannulated drill machine has the newest ergonomic design,

low noise, quick coupling connecting design, low temperaturer rise and the host is only 1.05kg

when fitted with battery. It has 1800mah big volume green safe ni-mh battery which can last for

40mins to work in one surgery. We offer two batteries in one set for replacement. Recruitment

for distributors is a long standing policy of us espicially when you are a importer, dealer, and

brand traders of orthopedic surgical drills.

ADVANTAGES of A+140 orthopedic surgical drills:

• Drill chuck is detachable in imported stainless steel, durable for use.
• Quick coupling chuck, changing with k wire attachment and flexible reamers easily in surgery.
• Interface is customizable with two types including large AO type fitting, commonly accepted by doctors 
• Dual speed for options in one design: 0-600rpm/0-1000rpm
• 2 units NI-MH Battery in one set for replacement OR 2 units Lithium Batteries in one set.
• Speed is controllable by single trigger, convenient to use.
• The battery lid is connected with handpiece, avoiding missing in surgery.
• orthopedic surgical drills is ideal for trauma surgery, large bone surgery, Medullary expansion surgery,
• to place the intramedullary nail in tibia, femoral.
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