Kirk Mallets – Surgical Mallet – GRP-11-172-19

Article 11-172-19 Kirk Mallets is a substantial surgical mallet intended for controlled impact during procedures where chisels, osteotomes, or other hand instruments require measured striking force. The listed specification is 19 cm in length with a 38 mm head diameter and a listed weight of 750 g, providing a useful balance between compact handling and substantial impact mass. It belongs naturally alongside other bone surgery instruments used for controlled bone preparation.
The dimensions make this mallet particularly relevant where the operator needs a firm, deliberate strike without working with an unnecessarily long instrument.
Length: 19 cm / 7 1/2 inches
Head diameter: 38 mm
Listed weight: 750 g
Alternative page notation also lists 1 lb 4 oz and 570 grams, so buyers should confirm the preferred specification before ordering
In surgical use, mallet selection is not simply about weight. The size and mass of the head influence how the applied force is delivered through a struck instrument. A properly matched mallet allows the surgeon to work with controlled impacts rather than relying on excessive arm movement.
The Kirk pattern can be incorporated into orthopedic, trauma, reconstructive, and maxillofacial instrument sets where impact-driven bone preparation is part of the operative workflow. Its relatively compact 19 cm length also keeps the working profile manageable around the operative field.
For facilities building a complete hand-instrument selection, this mallet provides a dedicated impact tool for compatible surgical applications.
Add Article 11-172-19 to your surgical set.