- Condition: Factory New
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- MFR: McKesson Brand Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 43-2-010
Frequently asked questions
Is this safe for patients with latex allergies?
Yes, this instrument is entirely free of natural rubber latex, making it a safe and professional choice for both patients and practitioners with latex sensitivities.
Is the handle designed for a comfortable grip?
Yes, it features a solid chrome handle designed with ergonomic balance in mind, ensuring it provides a stable grip and the necessary weight for precise neurological percussion.
Is this hammer suitable for daily office use?
Absolutely. It is an office-grade instrument specifically engineered for routine clinical and surgical settings, prioritizing both durability and reliable performance for daily examinations.
How durable is the construction of this hammer?
The instrument is built to last with a solid chrome handle and a high-quality, durable design meant for frequent use in nursing stations and general practice environments.
Is this considered a professional-grade medical tool?
Yes, this is an office-grade instrument designed to meet the requirements of professional neurological evaluations in outpatient clinics, surgical settings, and nursing facilities.
Can this be added to a standard diagnostic kit?
Certainly. This hammer is designed to complement standard diagnostic kits and other common neurological assessment tools, making it a perfect addition to any clinical or nursing station set.
Is the material used for the head hypoallergenic?
The head is constructed from non-latex materials. As it is entirely free of natural rubber latex, it is designed to minimize the risk of reactions during patient examinations.
What is the total length of the tool?
This percussion hammer measures 7-1/2 inches (19.1 cm) in total length, which is the standard size for efficient clinical percussion techniques.
Does it follow the traditional Taylor style design?
Yes, it features the classic Taylor-style design, utilizing a durable chrome handle paired with a distinct triangular head.
Is the hammerhead securely attached?
Yes, the head is held firmly in place by a U-shaped chrome bracket, ensuring structural integrity and precise performance during neurological testing.