39 devices · GMDN 44605
A surgical drill chuck key is a hand-held tool used to secure and release cutting tools—like drill bits—in surgical drill chucks. It tightens or loosens the adjustable jaws around the tool by engaging internal gears, ensuring a stable grip during procedures such as bone drilling or osteotomy.
These keys are typically reusable, built from corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel to withstand repeated sterilization. They’re classified as surgical accessories and are regulated as medical devices, adhering to standards for cleanliness and durability in operating environments.
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