Awls

This small bone awl with square tip and phenolic handle provides precise starting points for cortical screw pilot holes and guidewire placement. The square geometry prevents tip rotation during initial cortical penetration, while the phenolic handle offers comfortable grip and thermal insulation during extended procedures. Stainless steel tip resists dulling.

Features & Benefits

• Square tip prevents rotation during cortical pilot‑hole initiation
• Phenolic handle provides thermal insulation and ergonomic grip
• Suited to small‑diameter pilot‑hole and guidewire start points
• Stainless steel tip maintains sharpness across reusable cycles

The Bankart percussion awl with 15/16 inch (24.8mm) round head and square body creates pilot holes and bony impressions in shoulder reconstruction procedures. The square geometry prevents rotation during mallet percussion and bone work. Stainless steel ensures reliable performance and durability for repeated surgical use.

Features & Benefits

• 15/16 inch round head creates precise pilot holes
• Square body prevents rotation during mallet percussion
• Curved geometry suits varied bone surface contours
• Stainless‑steel ensures reliable performance

This four‑sided bone awl carries a square tapered tip that bites into cortical bone to start a pilot path for wires, pins, or screws. The 159mm straight shaft transmits axial force from a controlled mallet strike or manual press, and the faceted tip resists skiving on curved bone surfaces. Stainless‑steel construction holds the point geometry through repeat sharpening and sterilization.

Features & Benefits

• Square tapered tip resists skiving on curved cortical bone
• Four‑sided geometry bites in to start the pilot path
• Straight 159mm shaft transmits axial force cleanly
• Stainless‑steel build endures repeat sharpening cycles

This shoulder penetrating awl features a curved profile engineered for creating access portals through cortical bone in shoulder arthroscopy and rotator cuff repair. The phenolic handle combines rigidity with reduced thermal conductivity during positioning. The 235mm overall length and standard curve geometry allow precise bone penetration without damage to underlying neurovascular structures.

Features & Benefits

• Curved profile creates controlled cortical bone penetration
• Phenolic handle prevents heat transfer during positioning
• 235mm length provides proper leverage and control
• Designed for safe shoulder and rotator cuff access

This larger percussion awl initiates guide holes in dense shoulder and proximal humeral bone where increased striking force is needed. The curved shaft follows bony landmarks, and the square handle provides reliable control during repetitive hammer application. At 220mm, it balances reach with ease of handling.

Features & Benefits

• Large tip size handles dense bone without deflection
• Curved profile navigates shoulder anatomy
• Square grip ensures stable hand positioning
• 220mm length supports controlled force application

This percussion awl initiates guide holes for fixation devices in shoulder and proximal humerus bone during open procedures. Its curved profile aligns naturally with bone contours, and the square grip provides secure hand control during repeated hammer strikes. At 220mm length, it reaches deep shoulder exposures while remaining manageable.

Features & Benefits

• Curved geometry aligns with bone contours during hole initiation
• Medium size suits standard shoulder anatomy
• Square grip resists rotation during percussive strikes
• 220mm length reaches deep shoulder corridors