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London Splint Mallet
- 30 mm diameter head
- 450 g (16.2 oz) weight
- Overall length: 18 cm (7")
- Textured metal handle for secure handling
- Premium surgical-grade stainless steel
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Description
The London Splint Mallet is a surgical mallet designed for controlled striking during orthopedic and other procedures where a measured impact is required. Its compact form makes it easier to handle around the operative field, while the solid head provides a firm striking surface for use with compatible surgical instruments.
The mallet has a 30 mm diameter head and weighs 450 g (16.2 oz). This places it between lighter fine mallets and heavier orthopedic mallets, giving a useful amount of force without making the instrument unnecessarily bulky. The cylindrical head has striking surfaces at both ends, allowing the mallet to be used from either side depending on the working position.
Measuring 18 cm (7″) overall, the mallet is shorter than many full-sized surgical mallets. This makes it relatively easy to position and control when working close to the operative site. The central shaft connects the head to a broad metal handle, keeping the overall construction balanced for repeated tapping.
The handle has a textured surface along its length, providing additional grip during use. Its broad, straight profile gives the hand plenty of contact area, which is useful when the mallet needs to be held securely while applying several controlled impacts during a procedure.
Orthopaedic surgeons often select mallets based on the force needed for the task. The 450 g weight of this model provides a middle ground for applications where a very light tap is not enough but a substantially heavier mallet would be unnecessary. Its compact dimensions can also be useful when working within a more confined surgical area.
The London Splint Mallet is manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel and is intended for repeated surgical use. The instrument is checked during quality inspection for its construction, finish, and overall working condition before supply. Proper cleaning, sterilization, and handling help maintain the mallet for continued use in the operating room.



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