Stille-Sherman Hand Drill

Description

Stille-Sherman Hand Drill

The Stille-Sherman hand drill is a 23 cm manual drill for screw holes and wires. Matching bits are listed separately.

Two names

The Sherman name is linked to early bone plating and screws. Meanwhile, Stille is known for sturdy instruments. Also, this drill combines both traditions.

Matching bits

We list bits for this drill in 2.5, 3.0 and 3.5 mm. Therefore it suits pilot holes for common screws. Ask us about other sizes.

Who uses the Stille-Sherman hand drill

Orthopedic surgeons use it for screw holes and wires. Also, outreach teams use it where power is limited. Additionally, it suits backup sets.

Steady drilling

Hold the drill square to the bone. Then turn evenly and ease off near the far cortex. Clear chips in dense bone.

Length

At 23 cm, the drill gives good reach. Consequently, it suits moderate depths. Furthermore, the crank turns smoothly.

Choosing bits

Pick the bit that matches the screw core diameter. Moreover, keep a spare of the size you use most. In addition, that avoids delays.

Stille-Sherman hand drill details

• 23 cm long
• Manual bone drill
• Matching 2.5, 3.0 and 3.5 mm bits listed
• Supplied non-sterile

Care

Clean the chuck and moving parts. Dry and lubricate. Check that it turns freely.

Getting your hand drill

Should the hand drill develop an assembly issue, you keep three years against manufacturing defects. Each hand drill gets a visual look at our Atlanta office prior to packing. Need a size we do not list? Contact us for a quick answer. For a summary of instrument alloys, review ASTM F899. A second hand drill on the shelf covers reprocessing gaps. Take a look at our Stille hand drill. Matching patterns feature in the orthopedic department. The order FAQ sums up most buying questions.

For trained clinical staff only. Open our delivery policy for timing. Photos show a typical piece. Also, this alloy contains nickel; consult the care page for advice.