T-Handle – Surgical Hand Drill – 11-1574-00

for AO Coupling
Controlling bone fragments during fracture fixation requires tools that match the natural shape of cortical shafts. The 11-1574-00 Farabeuf Bone Holding Forceps utilizes broad, curved jaw plates that wrap around bone margins to distribute clamping force evenly over a large surface area.
This wide contact footprint helps prevent localized pressure and is especially useful when working with compromised or osteoporotic cortical bone.
Broad curved jaws distribute holding force across a wider contact area.
The threaded speed-lock mechanism permits rapid adjustment of jaw gap and holding pressure.
Balanced handle structure provides steady control when aligning displaced fracture ends.
Unlike narrow-point clamps that concentrate pressure on a small section of cortex, the Farabeuf configuration provides broader contact that can be advantageous when fragment stability must be maintained without excessive localized compression. The curved profile also follows the contour of many long-bone surfaces, helping the instrument remain seated during reduction.
Maintaining firm structural grip during plate contouring gives the surgical team a stable working platform while hardware is positioned. Including high-performance bone surgery instruments in trauma inventory supports efficient workflow and dependable fragment control during open reduction and internal fixation procedures.
The smooth stainless steel finish resists chemical discoloration and cleans easily during routine processing. Its balanced construction also makes repeated positioning less cumbersome during procedures requiring multiple reduction adjustments.
For orthopedic sets that require broad-contact fragment stabilization, the Farabeuf pattern offers a practical combination of reach, surface coverage, and mechanical control.
Order this bone surgery instrument for your orthopedic fixation inventory.