ConMed Linvatec PRO7200B Hall 50 Dual Trigger Drill Handpiece 6-3/4"

Conmed Linvatec PRO7200B Hall 50 Dual Trigger Drill Handpiece 6-3/4"

• Model: PRO7200B
• Rotating Head
• Activation Trigger
• 3 Operating Modes
• BATTERY NOT INCLUDED
• Overall Length: 6-3/4 inches

Precision Orthopedic Power with Dual Trigger Control
The ConMed Linvatec PRO7200B Hall 50 Dual Trigger Drill Handpiece 6-3/4" delivers versatile performance for orthopedic, trauma, and reconstructive surgeries. Engineered as part of ConMed’s Hall 50™ Powered Instruments System, this modular handpiece features dual trigger operation that allows intuitive control of drill direction and accessory function — enabling forward, reverse, and oscillating motion directly at your fingertips. Its compact 6-3/4" design improves maneuverability in confined surgical fields, helping surgeons achieve precise bone preparation and fixation with confidence.

Modular Compatibility and Ergonomic Performance
Designed to integrate seamlessly with the Hall 50™ battery platform and a broad range of PowerPro™ accessories, the PRO7200B supports a spectrum of surgical tasks including drilling, reaming, pin and wire driving, and more. Its ergonomic balance and robust construction provide reliable torque and response during demanding procedures, while the quick-connect interface streamlines accessory changes. Autoclavable materials and sealed housings ensure durability and infection control in busy operating rooms.

Trusted Power Tool for Clinical Workflows
Ideal for orthopedic surgeons and surgical teams, this drill handpiece combines Hall 50™ reliability with flexible control modes to support trauma, arthroscopy, and ligamentoplasty procedures. Whether preparing bone tunnels or driving fixation hardware, the PRO7200B’s adaptable operation enhances procedural efficiency and clinical outcomes. Its proven compatibility with existing Hall 50™ systems makes it a valuable addition — or replacement — in surgical power tool inventories, supporting excellence in patient care.

These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.