Cincinnati Surgical Company 92111 Blade Stainless Steel Size 11

The Cincinnati Surgical Company 92111 Blade, Stainless Steel, Size 11, Sterile, is a high-quality surgical instrument designed for precision and durability in various medical settings. This sterile, stainless steel blade is intended for use in clinics, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities where precision and sterility are paramount. Its standout benefit lies in its ability to provide a sharp, consistent cut, minimizing tissue damage and promoting efficient surgical procedures.

This surgical blade is part of a comprehensive range of instruments designed to meet the demanding needs of medical professionals. The general purpose of the blade is to facilitate precise cutting during surgical procedures, and its functionality is optimized through its high-quality stainless steel construction and precise manufacturing process. The blade is sterile, ensuring it meets the highest standards of infection control and patient safety.

Key Features

• High-quality stainless steel construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• Sterile packaging to ensure infection control and patient safety
• Precision cutting edge for minimal tissue damage and efficient surgical procedures
• Size 11 blade for specific surgical applications requiring a precise cut
• Supplied in boxes of 100 for convenient inventory management and cost-effectiveness
• Compatible with a range of surgical handles and instruments for versatility
• Manufactured to exacting standards for consistent quality and reliability

Product Specifications

* Dimensions: Vary by specific product configuration * Weight: Approximately 1 oz (28g) per blade * Materials: High-quality stainless steel * Compliance: Meets relevant medical device standards for sterility, biocompatibility, and performance * Compatibility: Designed for use with standard surgical handles and instruments

Ideal For

* Hospitals and acute care facilities * Outpatient clinics and surgical centers * Physician offices and medical specialty practices * Laboratories and research institutions * Home care and hospice settings where sterile surgical instruments are required * Emergency medical services and first responder units