Slap Hammer

Design & Construction

Slap Hammer is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument designed to provide controlled impact force during the removal of compatible orthopedic implants, nails, or extraction instruments. Its sliding-weight mechanism generates a controlled pulling force along the instrument axis, supporting efficient implant extraction procedures.

• Sliding Weight Design: Provides controlled impact force through the movement of the sliding hammer weight.
• Durable Construction: Designed for dependable handling during orthopedic and trauma implant removal procedures.
• Controlled Extraction Force: Supports gradual and controlled application of force during compatible implant extraction.
• Secure Connection: Designed to be used with compatible extraction instruments or attachments.

Slap Hammer is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument designed to provide controlled impact force during the removal of compatible orthopedic implants and fixation devices. Its sliding-weight mechanism allows the operator to generate axial extraction force, making it particularly useful when additional controlled force is required during implant removal.

The instrument is designed with a durable construction and practical sliding mechanism to support reliable handling in professional orthopedic and trauma surgical environments. When used with compatible extraction instruments, the Slap Hammer helps transfer controlled impact force along the extraction pathway, supporting the removal of suitable nails, rods, and other fixation components.

Slap Hammer is commonly used for intramedullary nail removal, orthopedic implant extraction, trauma surgery, revision procedures, fracture-related implant removal, and other compatible orthopedic extraction applications. The appropriate attachments and extraction instruments should be selected according to the implant system and surgical requirements.

With its controlled sliding-impact mechanism, durable construction, and practical extraction design, Slap Hammer provides orthopedic professionals with a useful instrument for supporting controlled implant removal procedures.