Drill Bits

Trade name

Drill Bits

08806390862349

88000894099075K

Reference / catalog number

112-MD-STOP10

GS1

Class IIa

Applicable legislation

MDR [Regulation (EU) 2017/745 on medical devices]

Status

On the market

Quantity

1

Additional product description

This device is the instrument to make hole in the bone to insert screws.

Additional information URL

No additional information URL provided by the manufacturer.

Clinical sizes

No clinical sizes registered for this device.

European Medical Device Nomenclature — the EU product classification assigned to this device.

• Z12130503ORTHOPAEDIC SURGICAL DRILLS

3 warnings recorded — scroll inside the panel to see all entries.

• CW999

  [WARNING] • Check the products have been sterilized before use. • Do not take strength too much on the products. • Do not disassemble or modify the product at your own discretion. • Check the packaging condition for signs of damage. • Check the assembled condition after assembling instruments and the other medical device. • The product should be used by a licensed physician (medical specialist).
• CW999

  [PRECAUTIONS] • User should read the instructions before use. • User should choose the suitable product model and size before use. • Please check any deformations and cracks before use. • Check the compatibility of instruments before use. • Do not use products that fall on the floor. This product should be sterilized before use. • Check that the drill bit/drill is securely held. • Be aware in cases of patients that show signs of allergy or hypersensitivity to the chemical components of the material: surgical stainless steel. • Do not interrupt the rotation of the motor with the Drill inside the surgical cavity, as it can make it difficult to remove or cause the fracture of the Drill. • Before each procedure, make sure the pieces are properly seated. • It is the professional’s responsibility to use the Jeil medical products according to the instructions for use. • This product should be sterile. • The non-replacement of the Drills, as recommended by the manufacturer, can generate improper bone heating, compromising the osseointegration success. • Do not drilling by excessive torque, time, RPM. It is can generate improper bone heating, compromising the osseointegration success. • Do not regrind. • Do not use solutions with ammonia, acids or hydrogen peroxide, because they can damage the Drill bit/Drill. • The use of steel brushes is inadvisable. We recommend the use of nylon brushes. • The improper planning can jeopardize the performance of the Implant/prosthesis set causing failures to the system, such as loss or break of the Implant, loosening or fracture of the screws. • Failure to use the drill as recommended by the manufacturer may result in wear, deformation, corrosion, reduced cutting efficiency.