Cincinnati Surgical Company SM3606 Safety Scalpel No. 20 with

The Cincinnati Surgical Company SM3606 Safety Scalpel No. 20 with Retracting Guard is a high-quality, sterile medical instrument designed for use in various healthcare settings, including clinics, hospitals, and surgical centers. This safety scalpel is particularly notable for its retracting guard, which provides an additional layer of protection against accidental cuts and punctures, making it an essential tool for medical professionals who require precision and safety during procedures.

This safety scalpel is designed to provide a reliable and efficient means of making precise incisions, with the added benefit of enhanced safety features. The retracting guard helps to prevent accidental exposure to the sharp blade, reducing the risk of injury to both patients and healthcare workers. The SM3606 Safety Scalpel No. 20 is suitable for a wide range of medical applications, from general surgery to specialty procedures.

Key Features

• Retracting guard for enhanced safety and protection against accidental cuts
• Sterile packaging to reduce the risk of infection and contamination
• Precision-ground No. 20 blade for smooth, accurate incisions
• Ergonomic handle design for comfortable grip and control
• Easy-to-use retraction mechanism for convenient blade exposure and concealment
• Compatible with standard scalpel handles and sterilization procedures
• Individually packaged for single-patient use and reduced waste

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 6.5 inches (length) x 0.5 inches (width) x 0.25 inches (height) • Weight: 1.2 ounces • Materials: High-carbon stainless steel blade, ABS plastic handle • Compliance: Meets or exceeds applicable FDA and ISO standards for medical devices • Sterilization: Ethylene oxide sterilized for safe and effective use

Ideal For

• Hospitals and surgical centers • Clinics and outpatient facilities • Specialty medical practices (e.g., dermatology, ophthalmology, orthopedics) • Home healthcare and medical research settings • Laboratory and medical research environments • Emergency medical services (EMS) and first response teams