Hudson Hand Drill

Description

Hudson Hand Drill

The Hudson hand drill is a brace-type manual drill that turns burrs and bits. You can order the drill alone or a complete set with brace, four burrs and an extension.

A brace design

A brace has a cranked handle that turns the bit with a circular motion. Therefore it gives strong, steady torque by hand. Moreover, the Hudson pattern is a well-known example.

Two configurations

Order the drill alone if your team already has the accessories. Meanwhile, the complete set includes the brace, four burrs and an extension. Ask us if you want to confirm the burr sizes.

Who uses the Hudson hand drill

Surgeons use Hudson braces to make holes in bone by hand, including burr holes. Also, outreach teams value them where power is scarce. Furthermore, they suit backup roles.

Controlled turning

Turn the brace steadily while applying gentle pressure. Then reduce pressure as the burr nears the far side. Check depth often.

Accessories

You can buy the brace, the extension and matching bits on their own. Consequently, one worn part need not retire the whole set. Besides, that extends its working life.

Hudson hand drill options

• Drill only
• Complete set: brace, four burrs and extension
• Brace-type manual drill
• Supplied non-sterile

Care

Separate the parts and clean each one. Dry and lubricate the brace joints. Check that burrs seat firmly.

Why we look after the hand drill

If every hand drill turns up with a build problem, you have three years against manufacturing defects. Every hand drill has a final inspection at our Atlanta office before it leaves. Also consider the Hudson brace. We gladly quote multiples for repeat orders. Our common questions page handles most buying questions. For more on instrument metals, consult ASTM F899. One extra hand drill in stores keeps lists moving. Extra options live in our orthopedic line.

Supplied for clinical use. Refund rules go by the refund terms. The care guidance notes how photos may vary and nickel content.