Bergmann Mallet

Description

Bergmann Mallet

The Bergmann mallet is a balanced, mid-weight hammer of about 300 g. It comes in 23 cm and 24 cm lengths for general bone work.

A trusted name

Ernst von Bergmann helped bring sterile technique into surgery, and many classic tools carry the name. This mallet keeps a simple, balanced design. As a result, it fits a broad mix of tasks.

Two lengths

Both lengths weigh about 300 g. The 23 cm version feels slightly quicker in the hand. Meanwhile, the 24 cm version gives a touch more swing.

Who uses the Bergmann mallet

Orthopedic, trauma and oral surgeons use it with osteotomes and chisels. It also suits graft impaction. Also, many general trays carry it as the main mallet.

Choosing a length

The difference is small, so personal feel matters most. If in doubt, pick 23 cm for compact trays. Otherwise, choose 24 cm for a little more reach.

Feel and balance

Balance matters as much as weight, because a well-balanced mallet swings true. Consequently, the Bergmann rarely glances off the instrument. Additionally, most users settle into a steady rhythm within minutes.

Bergmann mallet options

• 23 cm or 24 cm long
• About 300 g
• Balanced mid-weight pattern
• Shipped non-sterile

Care steps

Clean the faces and handle, then rinse and dry. Inspect the head for any movement. Keep the mallet in a fixed tray slot.

How we check the mallet

If every mallet develops an assembly problem, you have three years against manufacturing defects. Prior to shipping, someone in Atlanta reviews this mallet by hand. Visit our growing orthopedic range for extra options. For details on stainless alloys for surgery, go to ASTM F899. The FAQ list addresses most buying questions. Searching for a quote for a larger order? Ask us for advice. One extra mallet on standby keeps lists moving. You may also want the Ombredanne mallet.

For trained hands only. Exchanges follow the returns terms. Pictures on this page may differ slightly, while the steel holds nickel; visit our reprocessing guide for details.