Detailed parameters, clinical applications, and technical features of the GL 3502 bone drill

I.Applicable scenarios

Specially designed for hand and foot surgery, it is used for bone drilling operations.

II.Core parameters

With a rotational speed of ≥1200 rpm, efficient drilling can be achieved;

With a torque of ≥2.8 N.m, stability during the drilling process is ensured;

The hole diameter is ∅2.5 mm, suitable for precise bone manipulation in the hands and feet.

III.Product positioning

It belongs to medical power tools and is commonly used for precise drilling of bones in surgical operations. It is one of the specialized instruments for hand and foot surgery.

Product attributes, usage details, and characteristics of similar products:

I. Product attributes and design details

Type: Electric handheld hollow bone drill (rechargeable, equipped with battery handle);

Structure: It adopts a gun-type grip design, facilitating one-hand operation during surgery. The head is made of metal (usually medical stainless steel) to ensure sterility and durability;

Hollow design: The drill bit is hollow, allowing for the simultaneous collection of bone tissue debris during drilling, thereby reducing contamination in the surgical area.

II.Details of surgical application

Adaptation surgery: mainly used for fracture reduction and fixation, osteophyte removal, joint fusion, and other surgeries in the hands and feet;

Operational advantages: High rotational speed (≥1200rpm) can reduce the risk of thermal damage to bones, while low torque (≥2.8N.m) is suitable for the delicate bones of the hands and feet, avoiding excessive drilling.

III.Brand comparison with similar products

Brand background: "Gulijian" is a domestic orthopedic device brand in China, specializing in the research, development, production, and sales of orthopedic power tools and external fixation braces;

Similarity and difference: Compared to general-purpose bone drills, this model has a smaller hole diameter (2.5mm), making it more suitable for delicate operations in the hands and feet.