Surgical Hand Drill – 11-1568-00

When stabilizing cylindrical bone shafts during osteosynthesis, the 11-1568-00 Lowman Bone Holding Forceps offers dependable mechanical containment. Designed with classic three-prong clamping jaws, this instrument surrounds the bone circumference to hold long bone fractures aligned during drilling, reaming, and plate placement.
The central screw thread control allows fine calibration of clamping pressure. Operating surgeons can apply exact retention force without crushing fragile cortical walls or damaging underlying bone structure.
The three-point contact pattern is particularly useful when a conventional flat clamp cannot maintain sufficient purchase around a rounded shaft. By distributing pressure across several contact points, the Lowman pattern helps maintain alignment while leaving the surrounding operative field accessible for fixation work.
Securing bone fragments firmly reduces intraoperative movement and supports proper axial alignment. Utilizing targeted bone surgery tools built for specialized shaft holding enhances procedure predictability during difficult open reduction cases. Its smooth surface finish prevents tissue snagging and simplifies post-operative cleaning.
Add this instrument to your orthopedic set for controlled fragment stabilization during demanding fixation procedures.