Wholesale Gigli Saw Blades for Tissue Banks & Cadaver Processors | Manufacturer

The Spyral Round Gigli Surgical Saw is available in two standard diameters: .040" (standard) and .028" (fine). The fine diameter is suitable for more delicate procedures, while the standard diameter is designed for general bone cutting. Custom surgical applications and additional specifications are available upon direct consultation with the manufacturer.

Yes. The Spyral Gigli saw blade is specifically engineered for professional surgical bone cutting, making it well-suited for tissue bank procurement and cadaver processing workflows. Its 360° cutting edge, flexible construction, and clean-cut performance support efficient and precise bone sectioning in both clinical and laboratory settings.

Yes, Spyral Saw supplies wholesale quantities to tissue banks, cadaver processors, and medical institutions. Pricing is available on request. Contact the sales team directly at sales@bestwayproductscompany.com or by phone at 310-329-0600 to discuss volume pricing, lead times, and custom application needs.

Yes, Spyral Saw offers custom surgical applications available upon direct consultation with the manufacturer. Whether you require a specific diameter, blade length, or cutting characteristic for a specialized procedure, the team can assess your requirements and advise on feasible configurations. Contact the manufacturer directly to begin the consultation process.

The Spyral Round Gigli Surgical Saw blade is manufactured from a single stainless-steel wire. This material provides the necessary strength for bone cutting while maintaining blade flexibility. The single-wire construction avoids the failure points associated with multi-wire twisted designs, ensuring reliability throughout the cutting procedure.

Spyral Saw blades are made in the USA by Bestway Products Company, the exclusive manufacturer of the Spyral wire saw blade since 1946 — over 75 years of production history. The surgical variant has become the best-selling surgical wire bone saw in the U.S., with a heritage of precision manufacturing refined across decades of service to medical, military, and aerospace customers.