Wholesale Gigli Saw Blades Manufacture in Texas

Spyral Gigli saw blades are engineered to cut through bone, wood, light metals, mild steel, plastics, ceramics, adhesives, and rubber. The surgical variant is specifically designed for bone cutting in orthopedic and neurosurgical procedures, while military and outdoor models handle wood and light metals in field conditions.

Yes. Spyral Saw (Bestway Products Company) accepts wholesale and private label manufacturing inquiries for all blade models, including the Pocket Saw, Military Survival Saw, and Rope Saw lines. Pricing is available on request by contacting the manufacturer directly at sales@bestwayproductscompany.com or by phone at 310-329-0600.

Spyral Gigli saw blades are available in multiple sizes: .028" fine and .040" standard for surgical applications; .040" diameter at 20 inches for the Pocket Saw; .050" diameter at 20 inches for the Military Survival Saw; and .050" diameter at 48 inches for the Dual Blade Rope Saw. Custom surgical dimensions are available upon direct consultation.

Yes. All Spyral Gigli saw blades are proudly manufactured in the USA by Bestway Products Company, which has been producing the proprietary Spyral blade continuously since 1946. The company maintains its commitment to American manufacturing quality across its full product line.

The Spyral Round Gigli Surgical Saw is used by licensed medical practitioners for bone cutting during orthopedic and neurosurgical procedures, as well as for cutting adhesive bonds during surgery. Its single stainless-steel wire construction eliminates the risk of fine wire breakage, and its 360° cutting edge allows smooth, clean cuts with a self-cleaning, flexible design that accelerates surgical procedures.

The Wholesale Military Survival Saw was originally developed by Warner Robbins Air Force Base and is trusted by the U.S. Marine Corps for survival kits and sapper packs. It is compact enough for emergency bail-out scenarios, yet heavy-duty enough to cut wood, light metals, and mild steel in the field. The blade's ring ends hold over 500 lbs of tension.