PRO Drill Kit
Reliable Makita drill converted into a licensed and registered cannulated surgical device.
Reliable Makita drill converted into a licensed and registered cannulated surgical device.
Our more advanced drill allows for more precise drilling. It has a cannulated feature allowing regular drill bits and pins with the 3-Jaw Chuck, half-moon shaped drill bits with the AO quick connect, and reaming as done in total hip procedures.
This kit includes:
Devices are manufactured in an ISO 13485 environment; complying to the international laws & regulations of the medical device industry.
The device has a maximum speed of 1500RPM in drill mode and a torque of 32 Nm with maximum speed of 450 RPM in ream mode. Change modes with the flip of a switch.
Three-layered cover features the highest possible pathogen & liquid barrier performance.
Key
7.4mm Drill Chuck
AO Small Quick Connect
Inline Adapter
Cannulated Adapter
2 Batteries
Battery Charger
Modified Makita Drill
The advanced PRO Drill is a versatile and surgical drill that is fully sealed by the DrillCover PRO linen making it 100% sterile at an affordable price.
The PRO Drill is a modular system that allows surgeons to choose the different components based on the types of procedures they perform most. Over time, when additional procedures are being performed, other attachments can be purchased.
The PRO Drill is the ideal drill for clinics that are starting out in orthopedics and are planning to expand their orthopedic capacity over time. It is ideal for the traveling surgeons or clinics looking to lower their costs with a robust piece of equipment.
The PRO Drill technology gives surgeons the power and confidence to perform any sterile orthopedic procedure with ease and precision. The drill has been carefully selected to match the speed, torque, and ergonomics of most drills in the market to provide the perfect cost-saving alternative. The system allows for an exceptional precision which is important if dealing with small and fragile bones, cannulation, switching between reaming and drilling modes, and quick exchange of half-moon shaped AO drill bits as well as Hudson or Zimmer quick-connect drill bits and reamers.
2. After the operation, remove and replace with another cover.
3. The used cover goes through a clean cycle.
4. Sanitized covers are lined up, ready for the next operation.
"Our team of 15 included a general surgeon, two orthopedic surgeons, two anesthesiologists and two nurses. We spent the week at Hopital Bon Samaritain in Limbe, Haiti. The team performed 47 surgeries and saw over 200 patients in clinic. We did several fracture cases, for which the drill cover worked great."
Dr Daniel Fitzpatrick
General Ortho & Traum Surgeon, Slocum Center, Eugene Oregon
"During a surgical trip to Haiti we ran into trouble with the system we were using, and we substituted in the Arbutus DrillCover Hex. We didn't skip a beat: it was adaptable, portable and easy to use."
Dr Art Ridout
Plastic Surgeon, Memorial University
"Your tools are poised to take over the powertool use on our surgical trips."
Dr Andrew Furey
"We had a very successful mission. 14 joint replacements and 1 pelvic/acetabular trauma case. We did that in 5 operative days. The tools worked exceptionally well and we were very pleased. Thank you for helping to make it successful! We were very blessed to have come across your company."
Dr. Kelly Johnston
MD, Chief, Division of Hip and Knee Reconstruction, Cumming School of Medicine, University of Calgary
"This is exactly what we needed!"
Dr. Sylvester FayaMuhimbili
Orthopaedic Institute - MOI, in Dar es Salam, Tanzania
"The impact of donated tools at MOI will be:1. Improving quality of surgical orthopaedic and Neurosurgery outcome 2. Decrease in postoperative infection rate"
Dr. Respicious L. Boniface
Executive Director at Muhimbili Orthopaedic Institute - MOI, in Dar es Salam, Tanzania
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