Sklar Scalpel Sklar® No. 20 Stainless Steel / Plastic Classic Grip Handle Sterile Disposable

Scalpel Sklar® No. 20 Stainless Steel / Plastic Classic Grip Handle Sterile Disposable

This sterile disposable scalpel from Sklar is a No. 20 model with a classic grip handle. It fits buyers who need a ready-to-use scalpel for clinical or OR-grade instrument purchasing and want a securely packaged option. The blade is a larger version of a #10 style, with a curved cutting edge and a flat unsharpened back edge.

Good Fit For

• OR-grade instrument purchasing
• Facilities that prefer sterile disposable scalpels
• Setups that want peel back pouch packaging

Key Features

• No. 20 sterile disposable scalpel for single-use workflow
• Classic grip handle supports familiar hand positioning
• Stainless steel and plastic construction
• Peel back pouch packaging helps support safe handling
• Blade has a curved cutting edge with a flat, unsharpened back edge
• OR grade instrument from Sklar

Applications and Usage

• Keeping sterile disposable scalpels available for procedure prep
• Supporting cases where a longer incision may be necessary
• Use when digit amputation is necessary

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This is a disposable scalpel, which may suit single-use purchasing protocols.
• The No. 20 blade is described as a larger version of the #10 blade.
• Source details note that this blade is typically not used in surgery, though it may be used when a long incision or digit amputation is necessary.

FAQ

• What blade style does this scalpel use? This scalpel is a No. 20 model. The blade is described as a larger version of the #10 blade.
• Is this scalpel sterile and disposable? Yes. This Sklar scalpel is sterile and intended for disposable use.
• What kind of handle does this scalpel have? This scalpel uses a classic grip handle.
• How is the scalpel packaged for handling? The scalpel comes securely and safely packaged in a peel back pouch.
• What is the blade shape like? The blade has a curved cutting edge and a flat, unsharpened back edge.

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