Reflex hammers
Three models of reflex hammer — Taylor, Babinski and Berliner. The difference is size, weight and the shape of the head; what decides the choice is how the hammer will be carried.
The reflex hammer is used to test tendon reflexes during a clinical examination and is standard equipment in the clinic, the emergency room and in training. Here you will find the three classic models, plus a starter kit for those equipping themselves from scratch.
Reflex hammers — all products
Vanliga frågor om reflex hammers
Which reflex hammer should I choose?
Taylor is the small model with a triangular head and the most common choice, above all because it fits in a pocket. Babinski and Berliner have round heads and are larger and heavier. If the hammer is to go with you all day, most people choose Taylor; if it is to stay in the examination room, size matters less.
Do students need their own reflex hammer?
Most people in healthcare education get their own early on, for the same reason they get their own stethoscope: the ward's hammer is rarely there when you need it. A reflex hammer also lasts a whole career, so it is normally a one-time purchase.
How do you clean a reflex hammer?
It is cleaned like other equipment that comes into contact with skin, according to the hygiene routines at your workplace — normally wiped down between patients. The instruments are not consumables and are not supplied in sterile packaging. If you need specific routines for cleaning or disinfection, get in touch and we will look at it together.



