Countersink – Surgical Twist Drills-reamer – 11-1633-00

Article 11-1633-00 is a Countersink pattern listed within the twist drills and reamers category, intended for the stage of a fixation procedure where the drilled entry is prepared for compatible screw seating. Its product page currently identifies the instrument by pattern but does not publish a screw range, tip diameter, material specification, or working length.
That distinction is worth noting for procurement teams. Countersinks may look similar across a surgical tray while serving different hardware systems, so the item code should be used when confirming the exact instrument required for a case or replenishment order.
• Countersink pattern for orthopedic fixation workflows.
• Listed within the twist drills and reamers category.
• No dimensional specifications currently published on the product page.
• Appropriate for facilities that maintain dedicated countersink selections.
The clinical role of a countersink is straightforward but important. After the appropriate hole has been drilled, the instrument prepares the entry area to accommodate the screw head according to the fixation system being used. Matching that step to the hardware helps keep the drilling and fixation sequence organized.
Article 11-1633-00 can be included in a broader inventory of bone surgery instruments for orthopedic, trauma, and reconstructive fixation environments. Its dedicated product identity also helps surgical staff distinguish it from the neighboring countersink patterns in the same range.
Because the current listing does not state exact dimensions or sterilization information, confirm those details with Next Edge Surgical LLC when building a formal instrument specification. This is particularly important when multiple countersink sizes are maintained in one fixation tray.
Contact Next Edge Surgical LLC for ordering and product details.