Description
STERILE CARBON STEEL SURGICAL BLADES
Medrop Sterile Carbon Steel Surgical Blade is designed for sharp, precise and reliable cutting during medical and surgical procedures. Made from high-grade carbon steel, these blades offer excellent cutting performance for accurate incisions.
Our each blade is individually wrapped and sterilized, making it convenient and hygienic for single-use applications. The blades are sterilized using Gamma radiation to help maintain sterility and reduce the risk of contamination.
Key Features of Sterile Carbon Steel Surgical Blade
- Premium Quality: Made from high-grade carbon steel for reliable cutting performance.
- Sharp Cutting Edge: Designed to provide precise incisions and smooth cutting.
- Sterile Packaging: Each blade is individually wrapped and sterilized.
- Gamma Sterilized: Sterilized using Gamma radiation to maintain product sterility.
- Single Use: Designed for disposable, single-use applications.
- Multiple Sizes: Available in sizes 10, 11, 12, 15, 18, 20, 22, and 24.
- Easy to Handle: Individually packed for convenient and hygienic use.
- Suitable for Medical Use: Ideal for hospitals, clinics, surgical centers and healthcare facilities.
Available Sizes
10 | 11 | 12 | 15 | 18 | 20 | 22 | 24
Curved cutting edge, and is the most popular blade shape, ideal for making short & precise incisions. It is utilized in a variety of surgical procedures, including the excision of a skin lesion or recurrent sebaceous cyst, and for opening coronary arteries. Disposable surgical scalpel Features: Product use: This product is used for basic surgical procedures for cutting soft tissues. Types: Disposable carbon steel surgical blade. Sterilization: By gamma radiation
Surgical blades
- We offer a full line of high-quality blades
- Our products are known for their precision and assure reliability and durability to the user.
- Entrusted with the confidence of eminent surgeons
- Our surgical blades are trustworthy and have been manufactured with the invaluable input from scientists and R&D professionals all over the world.
- Colour: Silver, Material: Carbon Steel.
- Pack of 100pcs in a box.
- Single-use only.
- Sterilized & individually packed.
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SIZE: 10No. 10 blade features a curved cutting edge and remains one of the most traditional blade shapes. Surgeons generally use it to make incisions of varying sizes in the skin and muscle. They also use the No. 10 blade in specialized procedures, such as harvesting the radial artery during coronary artery bypass surgery, opening the bronchus during thoracic surgery, making uterine incisions during C-sections, and repairing inguinal hernias. | SIZE: 11The size 11 blade is an elongated triangular blade. It has a strong pointed tip, making it ideal for stab incisions needed when lancing an abscess or inserting a chest drain. Surgical blades size 11 are also used for making other small incisions. Examples include when inserting a laparoscopic port, vein, and artery central lines, opening the aorta and removing calcification in the aortic or mitral valves, anatomical dissections, and surgical treatment of disorders of the foot, ankle, and lower extremities in Podiatry. | SIZE: 12No. 12 blade is a small, pointed, crescent-shaped blade with a sharp inner edge. Surgeons use it for arteriotomies (surgical incisions in arteries), parotid surgery, mucosal incisions during septoplasty, and cleft palate procedures. They also use it for ureterolithotomies (incision of the ureter to remove a calculus) and pyelolithotomies (incision of the renal pelvis to remove a kidney stone, also known as pelviolithotomy). Dentists use the No. 12 blade to raise skin flaps and remove excess polymerized composite resin from the facial and interproximal surfaces of teeth during restorative procedures. Surgeons and dental professionals may also use it as a stitch cutter. | SIZE: 15The No.15 blade has a small curved cutting edge and is the most popular blade shape for making short and precise incisions. Surgeons use it for various procedures, including excising skin lesions or recurrent sebaceous cysts, opening coronary arteries, performing Mohs procedures, and conducting numerous periodontal surgeries. |
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SIZE: 18Size 18 is a 12.7 mm chisel blade. Use for deep cuts and scraping. Comes in packaging of 100pcs in a box. | SIZE: 20No. 20 blade is a larger version of the No. 10 blade, featuring a curved cutting edge and a flat, unsharpened back edge. Surgeons use it for orthopedic and general surgical procedures. Veterinary professionals also commonly use the No. 20 blade for surgical procedures involving large animals. | SIZE: 22No. 22 blade is a larger version of the No. 10 blade, featuring a curved cutting edge and a flat, unsharpened back edge. Surgeons use it to make skin incisions during cardiac and thoracic surgeries and to cut the bronchus during lung resection procedures. Pathology laboratories also use this blade for various applications. | SIZE: 24No. 24 blade is slightly larger than the No. 23 blade and has a more semicircular shape. Its leading edge features a sharp cutting surface. Surgeons use it to make long incisions in general surgery and during autopsy procedures. |
How is a scalpel used?
Scalpel Blades is one of the first and most essential instruments used in the operating theater. Surgeons use it to make incisions and hold it in different ways depending on the type of incision required.
- Palmar Grip – The surgeon holds the scalpel between the thumb and the middle, ring, and little fingers, while placing the index finger over the upper border of the handle. The handle rests firmly in the palm. Surgeons use this grip to make incisions through tough tissues. They also hold a periosteal elevator in a similar manner. The shoulder provides most of the movement in this position.
- Pencil Grip – The surgeon holds the scalpel like a pencil to make small, precise cuts. The handle rests against the palm, while the fingers control the movement and guide the blade for fine incisions.
- Finger-Tip Grip – This grip modifies the palmar grip by positioning the scalpel between the fingertips while the handle rests beneath the palm. The surgeon keeps the blade length in contact with the skin, making this grip suitable for long skin incisions.
- Stab Grip – This grip modifies the pencil grip by positioning the scalpel at a 90° angle to the skin. The surgeon uses this position to control the depth of penetration precisely. Surgeons commonly use this grip when creating ports for laparoscopic surgery.
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