#4 knife handle 5 3/8 for blades 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25 flat handle

Size 4 handle measures 5 3/8 inches for controlled scalpel handling.
Flat handle design supports straightforward positioning during precise surgical cutting.
Designed for blades 20 through 25, supporting versatile procedural setup.
Suitable for general surgery, supporting familiar knife handling across procedures.
Its configuration also suits ophthalmic and orthopedic surgical workflows.
Plastic surgery teams can use it where compatible blades are selected.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 006210056

Categorias: Cabos de bisturi, Cabos para Bisturis, Cabos de bisturi, Cabos de bisturi

Etiquetas: Knife Handles

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Versatile #4 Handle for Controlled Blade Handling

The #4 knife handle is a 5 3/8-inch flat-handle instrument intended to hold compatible surgical blades in routine cutting applications. It fits blades 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, and 25, supporting a practical blade-and-handle setup across varied procedural workflows. Its size number and flat-handle configuration provide a familiar format for handling and blade changes where a #4 handle is appropriate. Suitable for consideration in General Surgery, Ophthalmic, Orthopedic, and Plastic Surgery settings, it offers a straightforward instrument choice for teams seeking compatibility with commonly used #4 blades without adding unnecessary configuration complexity.

Use Cases

Pair with compatible blades 20 through 25 for cutting tasks within General Surgery workflows.
Support instrument setup for Ophthalmic procedures when a #4 handle and compatible blade are appropriate.
Use in Orthopedic procedural environments for tasks requiring a compatible #4 knife handle.
Include in Plastic Surgery instrument setups where blades 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, or 25 are selected.
Use the flat-handle format for routine handling of compatible surgical blades.

Specifications

Care & Handling

Clean the handle promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the handle and blade interface before use for visible damage, contamination, or signs that could affect secure handling.
Handle and store the instrument in a manner that helps prevent contact damage and keeps it ready for the next setup.
Follow facility protocols for processing, inspection, and storage; do not use if the handle is damaged or unsuitable for service.