A projection-and-clamp interface secures the milling drum, improves torque transfer, and speeds tool changes in hand-operated surface milling.
An anchor rod fixed at both ends and a built-in torque limiter enable angled spinal implant insertion without rod breakage.
A spring-loaded guide bushing and conical contact surfaces let one tube deburring tool handle varied diameters while reducing friction and heat.
Convex laterally oriented blades increase endplate contact length, cutting disc tissue in fewer passes during spinal fusion preparation.
A bronze rotating drill bit replaces impact tools to clear pipe plugging without sparks, reducing fire and explosion risk.
A hub assembly and spindle lock fix tool position on the pipe, reducing vibration and chatter during planar and beveled end machining.