Mitek 213107 Super GII 2.4mm Drill Guide w/ 211093 2.4mm Drill Bit

Mitek 213107 Super GII 2.4mm Drill Guide w/ 211093 2.4mm Drill Bit

INCLUDES:

• Mitek 213107 2.4mm Drill Guide
• Mitek 211093 2.4mm Drill Bit

Precision Guided Drilling for Orthopedic Fixation
The Mitek 213107 Super GII 2.4 mm Drill Guide with 211093 Drill Bit combines two essential precision instruments designed for dependable orthopedic bone preparation. Part of the trusted Mitek GII system, this set pairs a Super GII Drill Guide with a 2.4 mm drill bit, delivering accurate alignment and clean pilot holes for anchor placement in soft-tissue fixation procedures. Whether addressing rotator cuff repair, capsular reconstruction, or ligament reattachment, this guide and bit set supports consistent drill trajectory and is a vital asset in sports medicine and trauma workflows.

Durable Construction for Reusable Surgical Performance
Crafted from surgical stainless steel, both the drill guide and 2.4 mm bit are built to withstand repeated sterilization and maintain precision throughout their service life. The drill guide helps protect surrounding soft tissues while guiding the bit into bone, and the 2.4 mm bit delivers efficient, clean drilling for anchor paths. This combination ensures the surgeon can achieve secure fixation with minimal deviation, reducing operative time and improving implant seating in sensitive anatomical regions.

Essential Component of Mitek GII Anchoring Systems
Ideal for orthopedic surgeons, sports medicine specialists, and operating room teams, the Mitek 213107 with 211093 drill bit is specifically designed to work with Mitek GII anchor systems and related instrumentation. Its role in accurate bone channel creation enhances graft placement and anchor seating, contributing to improved procedural outcomes in shoulder, knee, and extremity soft-tissue repairs. Trusted for its precise control and clinical reliability, this drill guide and bit set is a practical addition to any orthopedic surgical instrument tray.

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.