Partsch Mallet

Description

Partsch Mallet

The Partsch mallet is a classic oral surgery hammer, 18 cm long. Its 22 mm head weighs about 200 g, which gives controlled force for fine chisels.

Made for fine blades

Carl Partsch shaped much of early oral surgery, and Partsch chisels need a light, precise mallet. Besides, this one fits that role. Furthermore, each tap moves the blade a little at a time.

Size and weight

The mallet is 18 cm long. Meanwhile, the head measures 22 mm across and weighs around 200 g. So it sits between the lightest and the medium mallets in our range.

Who uses the Partsch mallet

Oral and maxillofacial surgeons use it with chisels and gouges. It also suits hand surgery and small-bone work. Implant teams use it for ridge expansion steps.

Pair it with matching blades

It works especially well with Partsch chisels and gouges. Therefore many oral surgery sets carry the full trio. Ask us if you want help building a set.

Weight in context

At about 200 g, the Partsch sits between the lightest mallets and the general ones. Consequently, it moves fine blades with ease yet still copes with firmer jaw bone. Additionally, many oral surgeons find it the right middle ground.

Partsch mallet details

• 18 cm long
• 22 mm head, about 200 g
• Light, balanced oral surgery pattern
• Delivered non-sterile

Upkeep

Clean the faces after use and dry the mallet promptly. Check the head joint for movement. Replace the mallet if the faces become deeply marked.

Before you check out

You get three years against manufacturing defects with the mallet without a fee. Any mallet receives a close look at our Atlanta office ahead of shipping. Most hospitals order two of these for back-to-back cases. Searching for a bulk price? Ask us for a quick answer. Our customer FAQ handles typical order queries. The alloy in surgical tools sits under one standard, namely ASTM F899. Also consider the Partsch chisel. Search the full orthopedics catalog too.

For trained clinical staff only. Exchange terms follow the returns and refunds page. Page images show a typical piece, and this alloy contains nickel; check our sterilization page for advice.