Cincinnati Surgical Company 02SMV15 Blade Swann Morton Carbon

The Cincinnati Surgical Company 02SMV15 Blade, Swann Morton, Carbon Steel, Size 15, is a high-quality surgical blade designed for precision and reliability in various medical settings, including clinics, hospitals, and outpatient facilities. Its standout benefit lies in its sharp, carbon steel construction, which provides excellent cutting performance and durability. This non-sterile blade is ideal for a range of surgical procedures, making it a versatile addition to any medical toolkit.

Overview: The Cincinnati Surgical Company 02SMV15 Blade is a size 15 surgical blade made from high-carbon steel, known for its hardness and ability to maintain a sharp edge. This blade is designed to work with Swann Morton handles, providing a secure and comfortable grip during procedures. The non-sterile packaging allows for cost-effective use in situations where sterility is not required, while the bulk packaging option (20 packs per box, 5 blades per pack) makes it an economical choice for high-volume medical facilities.

Key Features

• High-carbon steel construction for excellent sharpness and durability
• Size 15 blade suitable for a range of surgical procedures
• Designed for use with Swann Morton handles for secure grip and control
• Non-sterile packaging for cost-effective use in non-sterile environments
• Bulk packaging available (20 packs per box, 5 blades per pack) for high-volume facilities
• Sharp edge for precise cutting and minimal tissue damage
• Compatible with a variety of surgical procedures and specialties

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: Varied by packaging (individual blade dimensions not specified) • Weight: Not specified • Materials: High-carbon steel • Compliance: Meets or exceeds relevant medical device standards for non-sterile surgical blades • Compatibility: Designed for use with Swann Morton handles

Ideal For

• Hospitals and inpatient facilities • Outpatient clinics and surgical centers • Medical laboratories and research facilities • Home care and hospice settings (where non-sterile blades are appropriate) • Veterinary clinics and animal hospitals • Educational institutions and medical training facilities