Description
Counter Sink With T-Handle For Large Screws
The large screw countersink cuts a seat in bone so the screw head sits flush. Its T-handle gives steady hand control.
Why countersink
Without a seat, a screw head touches bone at one point. Therefore stress concentrates there and the cortex can crack. Additionally, a countersunk seat spreads the load evenly.
Size
The countersink is listed for 4.5 mm and 4.5 / 6.5 mm large screws. Check your screw system to confirm. Besides, we can help match it.
Who uses a large screw countersink
Trauma surgeons use it with lag screws placed outside a plate. It also suits malleolar and other large screws. Scrub staff keep it with the large fragment set.
Technique
Seat the cutter in the pilot hole and give the T-handle a few even turns. Furthermore, a shallow seat is all you need. Avoid cutting too deep.
T-handle control
The T-handle allows two-handed turning. Consequently, the cut stays even. Also, that gives a neat seat for the screw.
Large screw countersink details
- T-handle countersink
- Listed for 4.5 mm and 4.5 / 6.5 mm screws
- Cuts a flush screw seat
- Supplied non-sterile
Care
Bone dust packs into the flutes, so scrub them firmly. Dry the instrument and check the cutting edges.
Our checks on the countersink
A staff member in Atlanta assesses this countersink with care before sealing the box. The warranty for each countersink reaches three years against manufacturing defects by default. For details on surgical-grade stainless, read ASTM F899. Similar patterns are in the orthopedic line. We will happily advise on choices within a day or so. Our FAQ list explains shipping and refunds. For a matching piece, add our small screw countersink. A spare countersink on the shelf avoids delays.
For use by trained teams. Gallery shots show a typical piece. Also, stainless steel contains nickel; use our care and cleaning page for advice. Use our shipping terms for dispatch times.






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