Orthopedic Instruments - Bone Drills
Peak Surgicals stocks eleven manual bone-drilling instruments — hand-crank and brace drills, plus the bits and screwdriver that fit them — for settings where a powered drill isn't available, practical, or wanted: field and disaster-relief kits, veterinary practice, teaching labs, and procedures where hand control matters more than speed. Every pattern is CE marked and built under ISO 13485, from $2.75 for a single drill bit.
Hand Drill Patterns: Which One and Why
The patterns differ mainly in how the mechanism delivers torque and how the surgeon's hand controls it. Hudson Brace Hand Drills (from $132.00) use the classic brace-and-bit swing, delivering steady torque through a wide sweep for larger bone. Stille Bone Hand Drill (20cm, complete with drills, $198.00) and Ralk Bone Hand Drills ($198.00) are twist-drill patterns turned by a side handle, giving more direct feedback on resistance as the bit advances — useful when feel matters more than speed. Bunnel Bone Hand Drill (4mm–16cm, $198.00) is built for tendon and small-bone work, where the drill has to be controlled one-handed in a tight field. Bone Hand Drill ($164.44) covers general use. We supply every pattern at MOQ 1.
Drill Bits and Chuck Compatibility
Fit matters more than sharpness when choosing a bit for a hand drill — the shank has to match the chuck. Drill Bit for Jacobs Drill Chuck covers 1.1mm to 6.0mm in a keyed-chuck shank, the standard fitting across most of the hand drills above. Drill Bit Quick Coupling End (from $3.30) fits quick-release chucks for faster bit changes mid-procedure. Three Fluted Drill Bits (from $11.00) cut faster through cortical bone with less heat buildup than a standard two-fluted bit. Pair any of these with our Screw Driver (from $4.73) to complete a drill-and-fix kit.
Material, Reprocessing and Certification
Every instrument is forged from German stainless steel. The chuck is the inspection point on the hand drills themselves — jaws that no longer close true on a bit shank will let it wobble under torque, changing the trajectory of the hole. On bits, check the flutes for dulling and the shank for wear where it seats in the chuck.
Every instrument is Class I, reusable, CE marked and built under ISO 13485, the documentation a hospital or veterinary supply team verifies before qualifying a vendor. Warranty is one year with return-and-replacement, MOQ is 1 piece, orders over $99 ship free, and OEM marking is available for distributors. For power-tool accessories see screw holding forceps, taps and countersinks; for cutting rather than drilling, see orthopedic reamers or our bone saw range. Browse all orthopedic instruments. Talk to us about OEM and volume terms.
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