Reamer
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The Reamer is a high-precision orthopedic instrument used to enlarge and shape bone canals for nails, screws and implants. Its sharp cutting flutes, durable stainless steel construction and accurate sizing help surgeons achieve stable implant fit, smoother preparation and reliable outcomes. An essential choice for hospitals and trauma centers that prioritize control, consistency and safety in every orthopedic procedure.
Description
The Reamer is a precision surgical instrument designed to shape, enlarge or refine cavities in bone to the exact diameter required for implants and fixation devices. Commonly used in orthopedic and trauma procedures, it enables surgeons to prepare intramedullary canals, screw paths or graft sites with controlled accuracy, improving implant fit, stability and long-term clinical outcomes.
Crafted from high-grade surgical stainless steel, this Reamer offers:
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Sharp, geometrically optimized cutting flutes for efficient bone removal.
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Graduated markings or size control to support accurate depth and diameter preparation.
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A robust shaft engineered for smooth rotation and reduced vibration when used with compatible power tools.
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Corrosion-resistant construction suitable for repeated sterilization cycles.
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A design that helps minimize heat generation and preserves bone integrity when used with correct technique.
Typical applications include intramedullary nailing, joint reconstruction, canal preparation, revision surgeries, bone grafting, and other procedures where precise canal geometry is critical. Compared with basic drills or improvised instruments, a dedicated Reamer provides superior centering, smoother canal walls and more reliable sizing, which directly supports secure implant seating and reduced intraoperative complications.
Manufactured in line with recognized medical device quality practices, this Reamer is ideal for hospitals, trauma centers and orthopedic specialists seeking dependable, consistent performance in demanding surgical environments. It is an essential component of any modern orthopedic instrumentation set focused on precision and patient safety.
