DePuy 2236-00-011 Access Reamer w/ 2230-00-030 Low Profile Central Reamers Set

DePuy 2236-00-011 Access Reamer w/ 2230-00-030 Low Profile Central Reamers Set

Access Reamer 
• Model: 2236-00-011
• QTY: 1

Central Reamer 
• Model: 2230-00-030
• QTY: 2

The DePuy 2236‑00‑011 Access Reamer with 2230‑00‑030 Low Profile Central Reamers Set delivers precision‑engineered performance for orthopedic surgeons and OR teams needing reliable bone reaming instruments. Built to support access and preparation tasks during fracture fixation and reconstructive procedures, this comprehensive set pairs a robust access reamer with a series of low‑profile central reamers designed for controlled, accurate bone surface preparation. Low‑profile reamer design helps surgeons work efficiently even in constrained anatomical areas, enhancing procedural confidence and minimizing soft tissue disruption.

Crafted from high‑grade surgical stainless steel, each reamer in the set is engineered for durability and repeated sterilization, ensuring consistent performance across surgical workflows. The access reamer smoothly opens medullary canals or expands bone tunnels, while the central reamers offer refined reaming control, facilitating precise internal shaping for implant seating or fixation hardware. This combination helps streamline operative steps, reduce downtime between instrument changes, and support predictable clinical outcomes in trauma and orthopedic reconstruction cases.

Ideal for hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and orthopedic specialty practices, the DePuy Access and Low Profile Reamers Set is a valuable addition to professional surgical trays. Its OEM‑grade construction and compatibility with common DePuy instrumentation interfaces make it a dependable choice for updating existing sets or stocking essential spares. Whether preparing bone for intramedullary nails, plates, or joint implants, this reamer set enhances procedural efficiency and aligns with the high‑performance standards that modern orthopedic clinicians demand.

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.