Mini Drill Sleeve

Description

Mini Drill Sleeve

The mini drill sleeve centers small drills during mini fragment and hand surgery. Two sizes match common small screws.

For small screws

Mini screws need small, precise pilot holes. Therefore a sleeve keeps the tiny drill bit on target. It also protects nearby tendons.

Two sizes

Choose 1.1 / 1.5 mm or 1.5 / 2.0 mm. Moreover, each pair links a drill size to a screw size. Check your mini screw system to match.

Who uses a mini drill sleeve

Finger fractures fixed with mini screws are its main use. Besides that, mini plating in the face and forefoot calls for it. Pediatric teams find it useful too.

Precise drilling

Hold the sleeve steady against the bone or plate. Then drill gently at a steady speed. Besides, small bits break if forced.

Small parts, careful handling

Mini sleeves are easy to misplace. Consequently, keep them in a labeled mini set. Count them after each case.

Mini drill sleeve sizes

• 1.1 / 1.5 mm
• 1.5 / 2.0 mm
• For mini fragment systems
• Supplied non-sterile

Care

Clean the tiny bore with a fine wire brush. Dry fully. Store in a small labeled case.

Our cover on your drill sleeve

Any drill sleeve passes a final inspection at our Atlanta site before we post it. If this drill sleeve develops a workmanship issue, we honor three years against manufacturing defects. For quick help, see our FAQs. For a similar job, add the insert drill sleeve. We are glad to advise on choices before you buy. Steel in surgical instruments sits under one standard: ASTM F899. A second drill sleeve on the shelf saves a cancelled case. Explore our whole orthopedic lineup for other patterns.

For hospital and clinic use. Return rules follow the returns policy. Our photos may show one size. Note that nickel is part of the alloy; visit the cleaning and care notes for details.