Moore Hand Drill with s.s Jacob chuck complete

Clinical Application

This manual hand drill provides controlled, low‑speed rotary motion for creating pilot holes and introducing pins, K‑wires or small‑diameter fixation hardware in cortical and cancellous bone. It is used when tactile feedback, fine control and minimal thermal effect are preferred over powered drills—common in orthopedic trauma, hand and foot procedures, minor fixation tasks, and settings without reliable power sources.

Design & Configuration

The Moore hand drill is a hand‑operated rotary instrument configured with a Jacob chuck to secure round‑shank bits, pins or wires. The Jacob chuck design gives a positive, concentric grip on standard round shanks and enables quick bit changes. The hand‑driven configuration provides improved tactile feedback and slower rotational speeds compared with electric drives, allowing the surgeon to feel cortical breakthrough and reduce risk of over‑drilling or heat generation.

Instrument Specifications

• Instrument type: Hand drill (manual)
• Pattern / model: Moore hand drill
• Configuration: Complete with stainless steel Jacob chuck
• Typical surgical use: Manual bone drilling and pin/wire insertion in orthopedics and related specialties
• Reusable construction designed for repeated sterilization

Material & Construction

The Jacob chuck is stainless steel (s.s.) to provide a corrosion‑resistant, durable gripping surface. The instrument is constructed for reuse and is compatible with standard sterilization workflows; components are machined for concentricity and secure engagement of round‑shank pins and bits.

Quality & Compliance

Manufactured by FDA-registered OEM facilities and produced under strict quality control standards.

Brand Comparison

Comparable in form and function to equivalent instruments offered by major US medical suppliers.

Availability & Returns

• In-stock lead time: ships within ~1 week
• Out-of-stock lead time: 2–4 weeks
• Returns: 30-day return policy