Triple Drill Guide

Description

Triple Drill Guide

The triple drill guide has three bores for drilling several holes in a set pattern. It is listed at 2 mm.

Three holes, one guide

Some procedures need more than one parallel hole. Therefore a guide with three bores keeps the holes evenly spaced. As a result, the screws or wires line up neatly.

Size listed

The guide is listed at 2 mm. Additionally, that suits small drills and wires. Check your system before ordering.

Who uses a triple drill guide

Hand, foot and small fragment surgeons use guides like this. Also, it helps with multiple wire placement. It suits fusion procedures too.

Technique

Seat the guide on the bone and drill the first hole. Then hold the guide steady and drill the others. Check alignment before inserting screws or wires.

Even spacing

Evenly spaced holes spread load better. Consequently, fixation becomes more stable. The guide makes that easy.

Three holes in one pass

Without a triple guide, each hole would need separate positioning. As a result, spacing can drift between holes. With this guide, however, spacing stays fixed by design.

Triple drill guide details

• Listed at 2 mm
• Three parallel bores
• For small drills and wires
• Supplied non-sterile

Care

Brush all three bores carefully. Dry fully. Check that each bore is clear.

Cover at a glance

Our Atlanta crew inspects each drill guide by eye before it ships. We back this drill guide for three years against manufacturing defects. Looking for a bulk price? Email our team any time. For a close alternative, check our double drill guide. For facts on instrument alloys, open ASTM F899. More patterns feature in the orthopedic department. If you have a question, scan our FAQs. A second drill guide on the shelf avoids delays.

Professional use only. Exchanges follow the returns page. The care guidance outlines image variation and nickel in surgical steel.