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Bone Chisels

Bone Chisels

Bone chisels cut and shape bone when struck with a mallet. A single-bevel blade gives a controlled cut, and a range of widths lets the surgeon work on large and small bones. Medfort makes the classic orthopedic and maxillofacial patterns (codes SI-080201 to SI-080220).

Where they are used

They are used in orthopedic and trauma surgery, spinal surgery, maxillofacial and oral surgery, and ENT surgery.

Our range

  • Stille and Hibbs bone chisels
  • Gardner triangular bone chisels: straight, curved left and curved right
  • Partsch bone chisel
  • Several blade widths

Material and finish

Orthopedic and bone instruments are made from hardened surgical grade stainless steel, so they keep their edge and their shape under heavy force. Compound action patterns multiply hand pressure for easier cutting. Tungsten carbide (TC) inserts are used on selected cutters and pliers for a longer working life. Handles are shaped for a firm, comfortable grip, even with wet gloves, and the satin finish reduces glare under theatre lights.

How to choose

A chisel has a single bevel and is used to cut or shave bone, while an osteotome has a double bevel and cuts straight through. Choose the blade width to suit the bone and the cut. Stille and Hibbs chisels are general orthopedic patterns, and the Partsch chisel is often used in oral and maxillofacial surgery.

Quality control

Every bone instrument is checked for hardness after heat treatment. Cutting edges are test-cut, jaws are checked for alignment, and springs and joints are tested for smooth action. Finished instruments are passivated, cleaned and packed.

Sharpening and repair

Cutting instruments such as osteotomes, chisels, rasps and rongeurs lose their edge with use, and a blunt edge needs more force and gives a less precise cut. We can resharpen and recondition Medfort bone instruments, and we can also advise on how often to service them. Keeping a spare of your most-used patterns means one can be sent for sharpening while the other stays in use.

Care and sterilization

Remove all bone fragments and tissue straight after use, especially from jaws, teeth and joints. Clean, dry and lubricate moving parts. All instruments are suitable for standard steam sterilization. Check cutting edges regularly and send them for sharpening when needed.

Ordering and custom sizes

You can order single instruments, mixed quantities or complete sets, and we supply hospitals, clinics, distributors and government tenders. If you need a pattern, length or size that is not listed, send us a drawing, a sample or a catalogue reference and we will quote for it. We also offer OEM and private label manufacturing, with your logo laser-etched on the instrument and your own packaging. Please contact us for prices, delivery times and shipping to your country.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a chisel and an osteotome? A chisel has one bevel, while an osteotome has two.

Can chisels be resharpened? Yes. Please contact us about sharpening.

Why choose Medfort

  • Manufactured in Sialkot, Pakistan, the world's centre of surgical instrument making
  • Surgical grade stainless steel to AISI, ASTM and DIN standards
  • ISO 9001, ISO 13485 and CE marked manufacturing
  • OEM and private label manufacturing available
  • Single instruments, bulk orders and complete sets

Need a quote, a custom size or a complete set? Email [email protected] or call +92 349 0444976.

Model: SI-080215
Bone Chisel, 13.5 cm - 5 1/4" Blade Width 10 mm..
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Model: SI-080216
 Bone Chisel, 13.5 cm - 5 1/4" Blade Width 12 mm..
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Model: SI-080217
 Bone Chisel, 13.5 cm - 5 1/4" Blade Width 12 mm..
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Model: SI-080218
 Bone Chisel, 13.5 cm - 5 1/4" Blade Width 16 mm..
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Model: SI-080219
 Partsch Bone Chisel, 13.5 cm - 5 1/4" Blade Width 2 mm..
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Model: SI-080220
 Partsch Bone Chisel, 13.5 cm - 5 1/4" Blade Width 3 mm..
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