Cincinnati Surgical Company 02PM40B Blade Swann Morton Carbon

The Cincinnati Surgical Company 02PM40B Blade is a high-quality, carbon steel surgical blade designed for precise cutting in various medical settings. Ideal for use in clinics, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities, this blade stands out for its exceptional sharpness and durability, making it an essential tool for surgeons and medical professionals. Whether for minor procedures or complex surgeries, this blade is engineered to deliver consistent performance and reliability.

This surgical blade is part of the Swann Morton product line, renowned for its excellence in surgical instrumentation. The general purpose of this blade is to provide a sharp, precise cutting edge for making incisions, dissecting tissue, and performing other surgical tasks with accuracy and control. Its functionality is designed to meet the high standards of medical professionals, ensuring effective and safe procedures.

Key Features

• Exceptional sharpness for precise cutting and dissection
• Durable carbon steel construction for extended blade life
• Non-sterile, making it suitable for procedures where sterilization is not required or will be performed by the user
• Size 40b, suitable for a variety of surgical applications
• Supplied in boxes of 10 for convenience and cost-effectiveness
• Compatible with Swann Morton handles for a secure and comfortable grip
• Designed for single-use to prevent cross-contamination and ensure patient safety

Product Specifications

Dimensions: 1.5 inches (length) x 0.25 inches (width) x 0.01 inches (thickness)
Weight: Approximately 0.07 ounces per blade
Materials: High-carbon steel for the blade, with packaging materials suitable for medical use
Compliance: Meets or exceeds relevant medical device standards for quality and safety
Compatibility: Designed for use with standard Swann Morton surgical handles and compatible with most surgical procedures

Ideal For

This surgical blade is ideal for use in:

• Hospitals and surgical centers for various procedures
• Clinics and outpatient facilities for minor surgeries and treatments
• Medical research laboratories for tissue dissection and analysis
• Veterinary clinics for surgical procedures on animals
• Home care settings where medical professionals require high-quality surgical tools