Bunnell Hand Drill

SURTEX® Bunnell Hand Drills assist doctors to perform orthopedic surgeries. Surgeons use them to drill holes into bones when they need to treat and repair fractures. In addition, they help drive external pins to attach pieces of bones together. Surgeons rotate the upper crank wheel of the Bunnell Hand Drill to revolve its blade on the bony surface. This twisting movement pushes the blade and its attachment downwards to drill a hole into the bone. Therefore, we designed the handle with a wide pad to enhance your grip and dexterity. Moreover, it has a flat profile to increase your comfort and prevent hand slips. Jaw Chucks are available in three figures to lock on to a wide variety of drill bits for your convenience. This includes twist drill bits of different sizes to suit your approach. You can attach these bits securely to prevent accidental slips and slides in critical surgeries. The SURTEX® Bunnell Hand Drill has a slender shaft so you can see the working tip clearly. In addition, we designed other drills for your convenience, like the Hudson Hand Drill. You can use these tools to customize your approach for every patient. SURTEX® Instruments manufacture these devices from premium grade stainless steel that you can depend on for years of efficient service.