- A non-sterile, disposable safety scalpel featuring a Size 11 stainless steel blade, designed to provide a safe and reliable instrument for various applications
Uses
- Stab Incisions:
- Ideal for lancing an abscess or inserting a chest drain
- Minor Surgical Procedures:
- Suitable for use in hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities for general medical applications
- Specialized Incisions:
- Used for making small, precise incisions, such as when inserting a laparoscopic port or central lines, or during anatomical dissections
- Orthopedic and Maxillofacial Surgery:
- Used in specific procedures where its shape and rigidity are needed
Features
- Safety Protected Design:
- The blade is covered by a locking, retractable shield to prevent accidental exposure and injuries
- High-Quality Blade:
- The blade is made with Bard-Parker stainless steel for consistent sharpness, strength, and control
- One-Handed Activation:
- It is designed for easy, one-handed activation and deactivation, for both right and left-handed users
- Non-Sterile and Disposable:
- It is intended for single-use to ensure convenience and adherence to infection control protocols
- Latex-Free:
- It is not made with natural rubber latex, reducing the risk of allergic reactions
- Packaging:
- It is typically available in bulk packaging for efficient inventory management
Benefits
- Enhanced Safety:
- The main benefit is improved safety for medical professionals and patients by significantly reducing the risk of accidental cuts and injuries
- Compliance with Legislation:
- It helps healthcare facilities comply with safety legislation regarding sharps
- Infection Control:
- The disposable, single-use nature of the product minimizes the risk of cross-contamination
- Precision and Reliability:
- It offers the cutting performance associated with traditional Bard-Parker blades
- Efficiency:
- The disposable design eliminates the time and cost associated with resharpening and maintenance
Contents
- 500 Size 11 Bard-Parker Non-Sterile Disposable Safety Scalpels per case
