Surgical Mallet #49 – 11-192-19

Precise bone preparation often requires a mallet that delivers a different balance of mass and control. The 11-192-19 Mallet #49 is designed for such cases, offering a heavier head weight within a similarly compact frame to provide a more substantial driving force for demanding surgical tasks.
Its construction features a solid stainless steel shaft combined with a 22.0mm diameter head. The overall weight is 200 grams (7 ounces), identical to the lightweight model, but the head weight is increased to 150 grams (5 ounces). This redistribution of mass concentrates the force more directly into the striking surface. This design provides a distinct tactile difference, offering a more decisive impact for seating larger implants or performing robust osteotomies, while the instrument’s total length of 19.5cm (7 ¾ inches) maintains excellent maneuverability.
This mallet is well-suited for general orthopedic procedures where a heavier head is advantageous. It is particularly useful in trauma surgery for the reduction of major fractures or when driving larger osteotomes. The concentrated head weight allows the surgeon to apply effective force with a shorter, more controlled swing. This instrument is a valuable addition to any set of bone surgical instruments, providing a complementary option to lighter mallets.
The instrument is built to withstand the rigors of the operating room and is fully compatible with standard sterilization protocols. The solid construction ensures longevity and consistent performance. For surgeons who prefer a mallet with a heavier head for specific applications, the 11-192-19 offers the right balance of power and control.
Add this instrument to your orthopedic set.