163 devices · GMDN 43662
A screwing power tool attachment is designed to connect to surgical power tools, converting mechanical energy into precise rotational motion for inserting screws in medical procedures. These devices are commonly used in orthopedic, spinal, and trauma surgeries to secure implants like plates, screws, or rods with controlled torque and depth.
These attachments are reusable and typically made from durable materials like stainless steel and synthetic polymers. They may feature specialized designs—such as angled heads or extended lengths—to adapt to specific surgical needs, ensuring compatibility with power tools via a collet or quick coupling system.
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