Countersink – Surgical Twist Drills-reamer – 11-1634-00

Article 11-1634-00 is a Countersink pattern listed under twist drills and reamers for use in fixation workflows where the drilled entry requires preparation for compatible screw seating. The current product page identifies the instrument by name and SKU, but it does not publish a specific screw size, tip diameter, overall length, material, or sterilization specification.
That limited published specification should not be mistaken for a lack of clinical purpose. A countersink is a dedicated preparation instrument used after drilling, and selecting the correct pattern is part of keeping the fixation sequence aligned with the hardware chosen for the procedure.
• Countersink pattern for surgical fixation workflows.
• Listed within the twist drills and reamers category.
• Exact dimensions and screw compatibility are not currently stated on the product page.
• Suitable for inventories that maintain multiple countersink patterns.
For surgical teams, separating countersinks by product code and verified application can make tray preparation easier. It also reduces the chance of selecting a visually similar instrument without first checking whether its dimensions correspond to the intended screw system.
Article 11-1634-00 can form part of a broader collection of bone surgery instruments used in orthopedic and trauma fixation settings. Its dedicated role makes it useful when a procedure calls for a countersinking step and the correct specification has already been confirmed with the instrument supplier.
Because the current listing does not provide material or sterilization details, facilities should verify those requirements with Next Edge Surgical LLC before adding the instrument to a validated processing protocol.
Contact Next Edge Surgical LLC for current specifications and ordering support.