Buck Hammer 18cm – Professional Diagnostic Reflex Hammer

Product Overview

The Buck Hammer 18cm is a trusted diagnostic instrument designed for neurological and general medical assessments. With its ergonomic design, dual-headed rubber tips, and durable stainless steel handle, it ensures accurate and comfortable reflex testing for patients of all ages.

Key Features

• Length: 18 cm (compact and portable)

• Material: High-quality stainless steel handle for strength and durability

• Head Design: Dual-headed with soft rubber tips for precise reflex testing without discomfort

• Finish: Smooth, polished finish for professional appearance and easy sterilization

• Grip: Ergonomic handle reduces strain during prolonged use

• Weight Balance: Even distribution for consistent reflex responses

• Usage Areas: Neurological exams, neuromuscular response testing, and percussion therapy

Benefits for Medical Professionals

• Provides accurate and reliable reflex testing

• Ensures comfortable handling during repeated examinations

• Suitable for adults and children

• Assists in percussion therapy and rehabilitation treatments

• Compact size makes it ideal for hospitals, clinics, home visits, and emergency use

Packaging & Shipping

Packaging:

• Individually wrapped or boxed to maintain sterility and hygiene

• Protective outer packaging for secure international delivery

Delivery Options:

• UK Customers:

  • Free delivery with Royal Mail 2nd Class (3–5 working days)

  • Optional upgrade to Royal Mail 1st Class (2–3 working days, additional charge)

• International Customers:

  • Shipped via Royal Mail, DHL, or FedEx based on destination and preference

  • Estimated delivery within 5–10 working days, fully reliable and trackable

• Bulk Orders:

  • Custom shipping arrangements available for hospitals, clinics, and distributors

Why Choose the Buck Hammer 18cm?

• Trusted by neurologists, physiotherapists, and general practitioners

• Combines durability, precision, and comfort in one tool

• Enhances diagnostic accuracy and patient care outcomes