Surgical Nylon Head Mallet – GRP-11-180-19

The 11-180-19 Nylon Head Mallet is designed for controlled impact with compatible surgical instruments while providing a nylon striking head. NextEdge Surgical lists a 19 cm, 7 1/2 inch version with a 25.4 mm head diameter and 7.76 oz weight, plus a 19.5 cm, 7 5/8 inch version with a 3 cm head diameter and 11 oz weight. These two configurations give the surgical team a choice of head size and overall weight.
The nylon head makes this mallet particularly relevant when the working instrument requires a nonmetallic striking surface. It can be included with bone surgery instruments used for osteotomes, chisels, and other controlled impact applications.
• The 25.4 mm head option provides a smaller contact diameter for more focused striking.• The 3 cm head option offers a larger striking surface and a higher listed weight.• The 19 cm and 19.5 cm lengths provide slightly different handling dimensions for the two configurations.• The nylon head supplies a nonmetallic contact surface for compatible surgical instruments.• The available configurations let surgical teams select the mallet according to the required working characteristics.
The product page does not specify the handle material, surface finish, or sterilization compatibility. These details should be confirmed with NextEdge Surgical before procurement and inclusion in a validated reusable set.
For orthopedic, trauma, reconstructive, and maxillofacial instrument sets, the 11-180-19 provides controlled impact with selectable head dimensions.
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Mallets take a beating that other instruments in the tray rarely see, and the face doing the actual striking wears faster than any other part of the tool. This 1 1/4 inch nylon face is the replacement component for the 11-181-19 mallet, sized at a 3cm head diameter to match the original fit exactly.
Rather than retiring an otherwise sound mallet once its striking face chips, cracks, or compresses from repeated impact, swapping in a new nylon face restores full function at a fraction of the cost of a new instrument. That matters for hospital procurement teams and surgical centers managing tool inventory across multiple operating rooms, where mallets see daily use in osteotomy, chisel work, and implant seating.
A worn nylon face does more than look rough. It transmits less predictable force, can crack under repeated impact, and increases the risk of debris entering the surgical field. Keeping spare faces on hand as part of routine tray maintenance, alongside the broader set of bone surgery instruments a department relies on, keeps mallets performing the way they did on day one.
Made to the same fit specification as the original mallet face, this component installs without modification and holds up to routine autoclave sterilization alongside the rest of the instrument.
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