Reflex Hammer

Reflex Hammer Common Materials
Stainless Steel:
Durable, rustproof, and easy to sterilize, making it ideal for long-term use and high-grade instruments.
Chrome-plated Brass:
A strong metal often used for the handles and shafts, providing a solid feel and balance.
Plastic:
Found in the handles of some models, offering a lightweight and comfortable grip.
Rubber/Silicone:
Used for the heads, providing a soft surface for testing reflexes without causing injury.
Needle/Brush:
Often a small metal needle or brush can be found on the handle or head for neurological sensitivity tests.
Common Sizes and Types
Buck Hammer:
Features two different-sized rubber inserts on its head. Lengths vary, with some around 18-19 cm.
Taylor Hammer:
Has a triangular, flat rubber head and a pointed shaft. A popular size is about 7.5 inches (approx. 19 cm).
Queen Square Hammer:
Known for its disk-shaped head, used for abdominal and plantar reflexes.
Trömner Hammer:
A design with two different-sized rubber ends on its head for tendon reflexes.
Dejerine Hammer:
A model made from stainless steel with a pointed pin and brush.
Other Considerations
Weight:
Varies by model, with some weighing around 90-125 grams.