Zimmer Hand Drill w/ Kirschner 9900-12-535 12mm Bone Reamer Drill Bit 21-3/4"

Zimmer Hand Drill w/ Kirschner 9900-12-535 12mm Bone Reamer Drill Bit 21-3/4"

• Drill Bit Model: 9900-12-535
• Drill Bit Diameter: 12mm
• Drill Bit Working Length: 8 inches
• Overall Length: 21-3/4 inches (Fully Assembled)

The Zimmer Hand Drill w/ Kirschner 9900-12-535 12 mm Bone Reamer Drill Bit is a precision orthopedic instrument designed for surgeons and surgical centers requiring reliable manual drilling and reaming performance. Equipped with a 12 mm diameter bone reamer bit, this hand drill enables controlled enlargement and shaping of bone cavities during various orthopedic procedures, including implant preparation and bone graft site creation. Its 21-3/4″ overall length provides deep access and leverage, making it a valuable tool in both open and limited-access surgical environments where power tools may not be ideal or available.

Built by Zimmer — a recognized name in orthopedic surgical instrumentation — this hand drill offers the durability and tactile feedback that experienced surgeons appreciate in manual bone preparation tasks. The manual drive mechanism allows for delicate modulation of speed and pressure, helping to reduce the risk of over-reaming and improving precision in critical bone work. Designed to accept the Kirschner reamer bit securely, it provides a dependable interface for reaming large-diameter channels while maintaining ergonomic balance and surgical control throughout the procedure.

Ideal for orthopedic trauma centers, surgical training facilities, and clinical teams focused on procedural efficiency, the Zimmer Hand Drill with 12 mm reamer bit serves as a versatile addition to any orthopedic instrument tray. Its robust construction and compatibility with standard reamer attachments support both routine and complex bone reaming needs, making it a practical choice for surgeons who value precision, reliability, and manual control. Whether in reconstructive cases or preparatory bone work, this hand drill helps deliver consistent performance where it matters most.

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.