Countersink – Surgical Twist Drills-reamer – 11-1632-00

Article 11-1632-00 is a countersink intended for surgical drilling and fixation workflows where a prepared screw entry is required. Unlike the adjacent Mini, Small, Malleolar, and Large patterns, the current product page does not publish a specific screw range or tip dimension for this model. That makes it important to identify the instrument by its product code and intended pattern rather than assuming specifications that are not listed.
As a countersink, its role is to follow the drilling step and prepare the entry area for appropriate screw-head seating. In an orthopedic tray, that means it is used as part of a sequence rather than as a general-purpose cutting tool.
• Standard Countersink pattern listed under twist drills and reamers.
• Intended for use within compatible fixation workflows.
• Product page currently provides no additional dimensional specification.
• Useful for facilities maintaining dedicated countersink options.
Keeping distinct countersink patterns available helps surgical teams match instruments to the fixation system selected for a case. It also gives procurement staff a clearer way to organize instruments by function instead of treating similarly shaped tools as interchangeable.
Article 11-1632-00 fits within the wider range of bone surgery instruments supplied for orthopedic and trauma environments. Because the published page does not state material, sterilization, or exact dimensions, those details should be confirmed with Next Edge Surgical LLC before specifying the instrument for a particular protocol. For procurement, this approach avoids filling in missing specifications from assumptions and keeps the product record tied to information that has actually been published.
For current availability, specifications, or purchasing requirements, contact Next Edge Surgical LLC.