Williger Mallets – Surgical Mallet – GRP-11-188-24

The 11-188-24 Williger Mallet is a surgical mallet intended for controlled impact during procedures involving compatible osteotomes, chisels, and other bone-working instruments. The product is listed at 24 cm (9 1/2 inches) in length and is available with either a 28 mm head and 0 to 340 g weight range or a 30 mm head and 0 to 400 g weight range.
These two configurations allow the surgeon to select a head size and weight range according to the requirements of the procedure. The Williger pattern can be incorporated into bone surgery instruments sets used for osteotomy, bone shaping, and reconstructive procedures.
• The 28 mm head provides a defined striking surface with a listed weight range up to 340 g.• The 30 mm configuration increases the head diameter and provides a listed weight range up to 400 g.• Both options share the same 24 cm overall length, giving the two configurations consistent working reach.• The choice of head size allows the instrument to be matched to the compatible hand instrument and required impact characteristics.• Its mallet pattern makes it relevant to orthopedic, trauma, and maxillofacial procedures where controlled striking is part of bone preparation.
The current product page does not state the construction material, surface finish, handle design, or sterilization compatibility. Procurement teams should confirm these specifications with NextEdge Surgical before adding the mallet to a validated reusable set.
For surgical teams maintaining dedicated bone-working sets, the 11-188-24 provides two defined configurations for measured impact.
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Controlled impaction is a fundamental requirement in bone surgery. This lightweight surgical mallet provides the necessary force for osteotomies, implant seating, and the reduction of bone fragments, delivering that force in a precisely metered manner. Its design addresses the specific need for balance and control when working in confined surgical fields.
Manufactured with a solid stainless steel shaft and an aluminum head, the mallet is constructed for durability. The 25.0mm diameter head provides a broad, effective striking surface, while the total weight of 200 grams (7 ounces) allows for a controlled swing. With a head weight of 113 grams (4 ounces), it minimizes surgeon fatigue during long procedures, enabling consistent, precise strikes. The instrument’s lightweight nature is particularly beneficial for delicate work.
This 19cm (7 ½ inch) instrument excels in procedures where a lighter touch is required, such as maxillofacial surgery or fine osteotomies around joints. It is also highly effective in trauma surgery for seating smaller bone grafts or gently reducing fractures. When you need to deliver a measured amount of force without the risk of over-striking, this mallet is the correct choice. It is part of our comprehensive range of **bone surgery instruments**, designed for dependability in every setting.
The mallet is compatible with standard surgical sterilization processes. The aluminum head is less likely to damage chisels or osteotomes, preserving the life of your entire instrument set. For surgeons and OR staff who value precision and reliability, the 11-190-19 is an essential tool.
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The striking face of any surgical mallet endures significant repetitive force and is subject to wear over time. These nylon caps are the precision replacement components engineered specifically for the 11-190-19 lightweight mallet. Using the correct factory-specified cap is essential for maintaining the instrument’s designed balance and impact dynamics.
This pair of caps provides a convenient, immediate replacement for both striking surfaces of the mallet. The nylon material is selected for its ideal clinical properties. It offers a firm yet slightly forgiving surface upon impact, which effectively protects the mating ends of your osteotomes, chisels, and other orthopedic surgical instruments from unintended damage. Preserving the sharp, precise cutting edges of your surgical set is a direct benefit of using these caps.