Cincinnati Surgical Company 92421 Scalpel Stainless Steel Size 21

The Cincinnati Surgical Company 92421 Scalpel is a high-quality, disposable surgical instrument designed for use in various medical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities. This sterile, size 21 scalpel features a durable stainless steel blade and a comfortable green handle, making it an ideal choice for surgeons and medical professionals who require precision and reliability. The standout benefit of this product is its combination of sharpness, maneuverability, and safety, allowing for efficient and effective procedures.

This scalpel is intended for making precise incisions and dissections in a variety of surgical applications. Its stainless steel blade is designed to provide a sharp, consistent cutting edge, while the green handle offers a secure grip and reduced fatigue during extended procedures. The disposable design eliminates the need for costly sterilization and maintenance, making it a convenient option for busy medical facilities.

Key Features

• Stainless steel blade for sharpness and durability
• Comfortable green handle for reduced fatigue and secure grip
• Disposable design for convenience and cost savings
• Sterile packaging for immediate use and reduced risk of infection
• Precision-crafted for accurate incisions and dissections
• Size 21 blade for versatility in various surgical applications
• 10 scalpels per box for convenient inventory management

Product Specifications

* Dimensions: 6.5 inches (16.5 cm) in length * Weight: 1.2 oz (34g) per scalpel * Materials: Stainless steel blade, plastic handle * Compliance: Meets or exceeds applicable FDA and ISO standards for medical devices * Compatibility: Suitable for use in various medical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities

Ideal For

* Hospitals and inpatient facilities * Outpatient clinics and surgical centers * Physician offices and private practices * Ambulatory surgery centers * Medical research laboratories * Home care and hospice settings (with proper training and supervision)