Galt Plaster Cast Instrument

Description

Galt Plaster Cast Instrument

The Galt cast instrument is a hand tool of the Galt pattern for plaster cast work. Our listing gives no length, so we confirm the size before you order.

What we can confirm

The pattern name is clear, but the size is not listed. Therefore we check it with our supplier for you. We can also send a photo.

Galt cast instrument in use

Cast tools help open, trim or remove casts. In practice, the right tool depends on the cast and the task. Tell us your task, and we will advise.

Who uses the Galt cast instrument

Cast technicians and fracture clinic staff use tools of this type. Also, emergency rooms need them for urgent removals. Also, orthopedic wards keep a set.

Safe use

Keep the working end away from the skin. Then move in small, steady steps. Check the limb after the cast comes off.

Matching your kit

Many cast rooms keep tools of several patterns. Consequently, staff can pick the best one for each cast. Additionally, we can help fill gaps in your set.

Before ordering

Please tell us how you plan to use the tool. Then we can confirm that the Galt pattern suits. In addition, that avoids a wasted order.

Galt cast instrument details

• Galt pattern
• Size confirmed on request
• Photo available
• Ships non-sterile

Care

Clear away plaster dust and wipe the tool clean. Dry and oil any joint. Inspect before reuse.

Choosing from us

Surgeons get three years against manufacturing defects covering each cast instrument. A team member in Atlanta inspects each cast instrument by eye ahead of dispatch. To round out the tray, add the Quattro cast tool. With a general query, visit our FAQ page. Most departments keep a backup cast instrument in case one is out for service. We readily quote multiples for your team. For a summary of instrument steels, see ASTM F899. More items feature in the orthopedic catalog.

For trained clinical staff only. Product images show a typical piece. Note that the metal contains nickel; visit the sterilization page for more. Refunds sit on the refund terms.