Crane mallet 7" 24 oz. head weight 38.0mm diameter

  • Designed for general surgery, this crane mallet supports controlled instrument striking.
  • The 7-inch length offers compact handling in constrained operative spaces.
  • Its 24-ounce head weight provides substantial feel during mallet-assisted procedures.
  • The 38.0mm diameter creates a focused, practical striking surface.
  • Its size and weight support deliberate handling during general surgical workflows.
  • A straightforward mallet design suits routine general surgery instrument handling needs.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 014210082

Categories: Mallets, Chisels | Osteotomes, Impactors | Tamps

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Controlled Striking Support for General Surgery

The Crane mallet is a 7-inch surgical mallet designed for controlled striking during general surgical procedures. Its 24 oz. Head weight and 38.0 mm head diameter provide a defined striking profile for tasks that require deliberate force application with a compact instrument format. The 7-inch length supports close-hand handling and straightforward positioning around the operative field, while the mallet design is suited to use with compatible surgical instruments when a controlled impact is required. This focused configuration helps teams select a purpose-built tool for applicable striking steps without introducing unnecessary size or complexity into the instrument setup.

Use Cases

  • Apply controlled strikes to compatible surgical instruments during applicable general surgery tasks.
  • Support deliberate force application where a compact 7-inch mallet is appropriate.
  • Use the defined 38.0 mm head diameter for straightforward alignment with the intended striking surface.
  • Keep a dedicated mallet available for general surgical workflows that include instrument-assisted impact.

Specifications

Dimensions7", 38.0mm

Care & Handling

  • Clean the mallet according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
  • Inspect the head and handle before and after use for visible damage, looseness, or other conditions that could affect handling.
  • Handle and store the mallet to prevent impact damage and keep it separated from instruments that could be damaged by contact.
  • Remove the mallet from service for evaluation if damage or an insecure component is observed.

General use; follow facility protocols.


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