Cincinnati Surgical Company 07SM9 Surgical Handle Stainless Steel

The Cincinnati Surgical Company 07SM9 Surgical Handle is a high-quality, stainless steel instrument designed for use in various medical settings, including clinics, hospitals, and surgical centers. Its standout benefit lies in its compatibility with a range of surgical blades, making it a versatile and essential tool for medical professionals. This surgical handle is particularly useful for procedures requiring precision and control, providing a reliable and durable solution for surgeons and medical staff.

The Cincinnati Surgical Company 07SM9 Surgical Handle is designed to provide a secure and comfortable grip, allowing for precise control during surgical procedures. Its stainless steel construction ensures durability and resistance to corrosion, making it a long-lasting investment for medical facilities. The handle is compatible with a range of surgical blades, including sizes 6-16, and is suitable for a variety of surgical specialties.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• Compatible with surgical blades sizes 6-16 for versatility
• Slim design for improved precision and control
• Size 3 handle for comfortable grip and reduced fatigue
• Ergonomic design for reduced strain and improved dexterity
• Easy to clean and sterilize for maintaining high hygiene standards
• Compatible with various surgical specialties for broad application

Product Specifications

Dimensions: 6.5 inches (length) x 0.5 inches (diameter) | Weight: 4.2 oz | Materials: Stainless Steel | Compliance: Autoclavable, compatible with standard surgical sterilization procedures | Compatibility: Fits blades 6-16, size 3 handle

Ideal For

* Hospitals and surgical centers * Outpatient clinics and ambulatory surgery centers * Specialty surgical practices (e.g., orthopedic, neurosurgery, ophthalmology) * Medical research and education facilities * Home care and nursing facilities (for basic surgical procedures) * Emergency medical services and first response units (for limited surgical interventions)