Manual Bone Mill, Titanium

Description

Manual Bone Mill, Titanium

Autogenous bone often comes off the donor site in pieces too large to pack. A manual bone mill turns those pieces into usable particulate at the chairside. Our supplier catalogue describes this unit simply as a manual mill to chop bone fragments, and it is sold here as the titanium model.

From Block to Particulate by Hand

Turning the mill by hand gives the operator direct feel for the cut. So the team can stop as soon as the chips reach the size they want. Because there is no motor, the mill also runs quietly and needs no power point near the sterile field.

Where It Fits in a Grafting Session

First, harvest the bone from the ramus, chin or another chosen site. Next, place the fragments in the chamber and turn until the particles drop out. Then collect the chopped material in a dish and keep it moist with saline or blood. Finally, carry it to the defect and condense it in layers.

Tips for Consistent Chip Size

Feed small pieces rather than one large block, since oversize fragments slow the cut. Also, keep the turning speed steady. If the output looks uneven, run the coarser part through a second time.

Taking the Mill Apart for Reprocessing

Bone dust lodges in every gap of a mill. Therefore, disassemble it fully after each use, brush the cutting surfaces under running water and let all parts dry before reassembly.

Our quality team in the United States reviews each manual bone mill before it ships out. Warranty on the chairside mill and its parts spans three years against manufacturing defects. It is shipped non-sterile, so reprocess every part before clinical use.

Stainless parts in our range follow ASTM F899 surgical material guidance. Shop related grafting tools in the Dental Implant Instruments line, and press the milled particulate into place with a straight or double ended graft compactor. The Intrace FAQs cover payment and returns.

Made available to trained surgical teams only. Mill disassembly and sterilizing advice is on our instrument care and sterilization page, with transit times on the shipping and delivery details page.