Bone Mallets for Orthopedic Impaction
A bone mallet delivers controlled force to drive chisels, osteotomes and other impaction instruments. This collection brings together 12 orthopedic mallets in a wide range of head sizes, weights and face materials, priced from $44.00 to $68.20. Every mallet ships from Sialkot with worldwide delivery. Only one pattern can be ordered right now, so please contact us for availability on the others.
Small and Fine Mallets
Fine work needs a light, precise strike. The Narrow Tip Mallet is 8 in long with a 7 mm head, made for hand and small-bone impaction, and priced at $44.00. The Lucae Mallet is 8 in with a 25 mm convex and flat head at $47.30. The Cloward Style Mallet is 7.5 in with a 20 mm head, listed for spine and orthopedic use, at $63.80. The Orthopedic Surgical Mallet 17cm has a small solid 20 mm head and weighs 100 g, at $49.50.
General-Purpose Mallets
For everyday impaction, the Mead Mallet 18cm with Fibre Facing weighs 320 g, is priced at $55.00 and is available now. We also list the Surgical Mallet at 10.5 in with a 32 mm head ($47.30), the Crane Mallet at 6.5 in with a 32 mm head ($60.50), the Combination Mallet at 7.5 in with a 25 mm head ($55.00) and the Kirk Mallet with its brass-filled head, 8 in and 1 lb 6 oz ($44.00).
Heavy Mallets
For larger bones and heavier work, choose a larger head. The Heath Mallet is 7.25 in with a 40 mm head and costs $68.20. The Bergman Mallet is 9.5 in with a 45 mm head and costs $49.50.
Repercussion-Free Mallet
The Repercussion-Free Mallet is 10.5 in long with a 30 mm head, listed for controlled orthopedic impaction. It is priced at $60.50.
Choosing the Right Mallet
Think about the instrument you strike and the bone you work on. Head diameter sets how much force reaches the instrument, weight affects the strike, and face material (fibre, brass-filled or solid) changes how the mallet feels. Longer handles give more swing, and shorter ones give more control. Check each product page for sizes and options.
Pair with Chisels and Hammers
Mallets drive other instruments, so choose a head size that suits your chisels and osteotomes. See our bone chisels, osteotomes and gouges and our hammers. Our orthopedic range also includes bone tamps, rasps, retractors and ready-made instrument sets.
Care and Handling
Inspect the head and handle before each case, and check that the head is secure and the face is not cracked or loose. Clean and dry mallets after each use, and replace any mallet with a damaged face or handle.
Ordering
Orders over $99 ship free. Hospitals and distributors can ask about volume or OEM options through our contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a bone mallet used for?
It drives chisels, osteotomes and other instruments with controlled force. See the Narrow Tip Mallet for small bones and the Heath Mallet for heavier work.
How do I choose a mallet size?
Match the head diameter and weight to the bone and the instrument. Small heads suit hand and small-bone work, and large heads suit heavier impaction.
What does a fibre-faced or brass-filled head mean?
It is a different face or head material, and it changes how the mallet feels on impact. See the Mead Mallet (fibre facing) and Kirk Mallet (brass-filled).
Are the mallets reusable?
Yes, reusable stainless steel and similar mallets can be cleaned and sterilized between cases, following your facility’s protocol.
What are your shipping, return and OEM terms?
Orders over $99 ship free. See our Help & FAQs for details, or contact us about OEM requests.
