11″ Phenolic Handle Mallet 1 lb Head 1 1/4″
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The 11″ Phenolic Handle Mallet features a 1 lb head and a 1 1/4-inch head size for controlled striking in appropriate surgical and orthopedic applications. Its phenolic handle provides a firm grip design for professionals using compatible mallet-assisted instruments.
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Hospital & Volume Procurement Pricing
The 11″ Phenolic Handle Mallet, 1 lb Head, 1 1/4″ is a surgical striking instrument designed for use with compatible tools in appropriate orthopedic and surgical settings. With an overall length of 11 inches, a 1-pound head, and a stated head size of 1 1/4 inches, this mallet offers clearly defined measurements for product identification and surgical instrument procurement.
Phenolic Handle Construction
The phenolic handle is a key feature of this mallet. Phenolic materials are used in some surgical instrument designs because of their rigid construction and suitability for specific applications. The exact material composition, handle finish, and resistance to repeated instrument processing depend on the manufacturer's design.
A suitable handle helps professionals maintain a controlled grip during use. The handle should be inspected regularly for cracks, wear, or other damage that could affect handling.
1 lb Head for Controlled Striking
This mallet has a stated head weight of 1 pound. Head weight influences the striking characteristics of a mallet and should be matched to the receiving instrument and the intended application. A compatible mallet can assist with delivering controlled impacts when used according to the instrument manufacturer's instructions.
The product title also specifies a 1 1/4-inch head size. Since the precise measurement reference is not provided, buyers should confirm whether it refers to the head diameter, striking-face diameter, or another dimension.
Applications in Orthopedic and Surgical Procedures
Surgical mallets are used to apply impacts to compatible instruments designed for mallet-assisted procedures. Depending on the instrument system and the manufacturer's guidance, these may include selected osteotomes, chisels, and other surgical tools.
The suitability of this model depends on its head construction, striking-face design, and compatibility with the instrument being used. It should not be assumed appropriate for every surgical tool or procedure.
Overall Length and Instrument Selection
The 11-inch overall length provides a useful reference when comparing mallets for surgical instrument sets. Procurement teams should consider length alongside head weight, head dimensions, handle material, and the design of the striking surface.
Verifying the full specifications before ordering helps healthcare facilities and surgical instrument distributors select a model that matches their requirements and existing instrument systems.
Cleaning, Sterilization, and Maintenance
Cleaning and sterilization compatibility should be confirmed with the manufacturer because processing requirements may differ according to the handle and head materials. Follow the manufacturer's validated instructions and the healthcare facility's infection-control protocols.
Before use, inspect the mallet head, handle, and connection for looseness, cracks, deformation, or other visible damage. Remove damaged instruments from service and replace them according to facility procedures.
The 11″ Phenolic Handle Mallet is an option for surgical instrument inventories requiring a mallet with a 1-pound head. Confirming the head dimensions, material construction, intended application, and reprocessing requirements helps ensure the instrument is appropriate for its intended use.
Key Features
Surgical mallet with phenolic handle
Overall length: 11 inches
Head weight: 1 lb
Stated head size: 1 1/4 inches
Designed for controlled striking with compatible instruments
Suitable for evaluation in orthopedic and surgical instrument sets
Phenolic handle construction
Head material and striking-face design to be confirmed
Compatibility with receiving instruments should be verified
Cleaning and sterilization according to manufacturer instructions
Product Specifications
Specification | Details |
|---|---|
Product Name | Phenolic Handle Mallet |
Instrument Type | Surgical Mallet |
Overall Length | 11 inches |
Head Weight | 1 lb |
Head Size | 1 1/4 inches |
Handle Material | Phenolic |
Head Material | Confirm with manufacturer |
Striking Face | Confirm with manufacturer |
Intended Application | Controlled striking with compatible instruments |
Specialty | Orthopedic and surgical applications, as appropriate |
Reusable Status | Confirm with supplier |
Sterilization | Follow validated manufacturer instructions |
Product Code / SKU | To be assigned |
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the 11″ Phenolic Handle Mallet used for?
It is a surgical mallet designed to deliver controlled impacts to compatible instruments intended for mallet-assisted procedures.
2. What is the overall length of this mallet?
The stated overall length is 11 inches.
3. How much does the mallet head weigh?
The stated head weight is 1 pound.
4. What does the 1 1/4″ head size mean?
It is the stated head measurement. Confirm with the supplier whether this refers to the head diameter, striking-face diameter, or another dimension.
5. What is a phenolic handle?
A phenolic handle is made from a phenolic material. Its exact composition and processing compatibility depend on the manufacturer's specifications.
6. Can this mallet be used with orthopedic instruments?
It may be suitable for compatible orthopedic instruments designed for mallet-assisted use. Confirm compatibility before use.
7. Can this mallet be sterilized and reused?
Reusable status and sterilization compatibility must be verified with the manufacturer. Follow the validated cleaning and sterilization instructions.
8. What should buyers confirm before ordering?
Verify the overall length, head weight, head size, head material, striking-face design, and processing compatibility before purchasing.