612 devices · GMDN 47863
Surgical instrument/implant depth limiters are reusable tools designed to control how far a surgical instrument, trial implant, or implant can be inserted into tissue. They help surgeons avoid over-penetration, reducing risks like nerve or vascular damage during procedures such as drilling, reaming, or implant placement.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments and may require compliance with general medical device safety standards. They are often supplied as standalone tools or as attachments to other instruments, with materials like stainless steel or synthetic polymers ensuring durability and precision.
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