Gigli Saw Wire

What is a Gigli saw used for?
A Gigli saw is a flexible, twisted-wire surgical saw used to manually cut through bone, most commonly in orthopedic, neurosurgical, and craniotomy procedures where a rigid power saw isn’t practical.

Product Overview

VS Surgico manufactures Gigli saw wire and complete Gigli saw sets for orthopedic and neurosurgical use. Each wire is precision-twisted from surgical-grade stainless steel (tungsten carbide-coated options available for extended cutting life), supplied with detachable handles for controlled, manual bone-cutting in settings without access to powered instrumentation — including field, military, and resource-limited surgical environments. Offered as OEM/private label with custom wire lengths and handle styles for distributors.

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FAQ

Q: What is the difference between a Gigli saw and a power bone saw?
A: A Gigli saw is a manual, flexible wire saw operated by hand using two handles, while a power bone saw is electrically driven — Gigli saws are preferred where portability, low cost, or lack of electricity make powered tools impractical.

Q: Is Gigli saw wire reusable?
A: Standard stainless steel Gigli wire is designed for sterilization and reuse across multiple procedures, while tungsten carbide-coated variants offer extended durability for repeated bone-cutting.

Q: What lengths does Gigli saw wire come in?
A: Common lengths range from 30cm to 60cm, with the choice depending on the bone size and surgical access required; custom lengths are available on OEM orders.

 Facts

VS Surgico is a CE MDR 2017/745, ISO 13485:2016, and FDA-certified surgical instrument manufacturer based in Sialkot, Pakistan, established in 2013. The company manufactures Gigli saw wire in stainless steel and tungsten carbide-coated variants, supplied with detachable handles, for OEM and private label distribution to orthopedic and neurosurgical distributors worldwide.