2.7, 3.5 mm and 4.0 mm Screws Tip 2.0 mm
Not every fixation system uses the same screw diameter, so countersinking instruments need to be selected with the hardware in mind. Article 11-1629-00 is the Small Countersink pattern, specified for 2.7 mm, 3.5 mm, and 4.0 mm screws and identified with a 2.0 mm tip specification.
This places the instrument between the smaller Mini Countersink pattern and larger countersink options in the same range. For a surgical team managing several fixation sizes, that distinction is useful when preparing a tray for a case with known hardware requirements.
• Small countersink pattern for selected fixation screws.
• Listed for 2.7 mm, 3.5 mm, and 4.0 mm screws.
• 2.0 mm tip specification.
• Useful addition to multi-size fixation trays.
The purpose of countersinking is to shape the area around the drilled entry so the screw head has an appropriate seating surface. Using a countersink that corresponds to the screw system avoids treating differently sized instruments as interchangeable and helps keep the fixation workflow organized.
Article 11-1629-00 fits naturally within a broader selection of bone surgery instruments, particularly for orthopedic and trauma teams that maintain separate instruments for different screw families. Its defined size range also gives procurement teams a straightforward reference when assembling or replenishing surgical sets. For hospitals and distributors, documenting the screw range beside the SKU can make picking and replenishment faster, especially when several countersinks are kept in the same orthopedic tray.
Keep this Small Countersink available when your fixation inventory includes the listed screw sizes reliably.
