Disposable Scalpel (No. 20, Sterile)
Disposable Scalpel (No. 20, Sterile)
- Material Type:
- Constructed from high-quality stainless steel for the blade, ensuring sharpness and precision. The handle is made from durable, lightweight plastic.
- Design:
- No. 20 Blade: Features a No. 20 blade, ideal for making precise incisions in dermatological procedures, including skin grafting and biopsies.
- Sterile Packaging: Each scalpel is individually packaged in sterile conditions, ensuring safety and reducing the risk of contamination.
- Dimensions:
- Standard dimensions tailored for effective handling and maneuverability, suitable for various surgical applications.
- Weight:
- Lightweight design for easy handling, providing excellent control without causing strain during extended procedures.
- Convenience:
- Designed for single-use, eliminating the need for sterilization and reducing the risk of cross-contamination in clinical environments.
- Care Instructions:
- Dispose of safely after use in accordance with medical waste regulations. No cleaning or sterilization is required.
- Benefits:
- Ensures consistent sharpness and reliability, enhancing surgical efficiency and precision.
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