Surgical Blade Handle

A surgical blade handle (also called a scalpel handle) is a precision tool designed to hold disposable surgical blades securely during delicate cutting procedures. It’s widely used in medical, laboratory, mobile repair, and crafting applications.

Features:

A surgical blade handle is a vital tool used in various medical procedures. It provides a secure grip and precise control when attaching surgical blades for incisions. The handle’s ergonomic design ensures comfort and ease of use for healthcare professionals during surgeries or other medical interventions. With its reliable construction and compatibility with different blade sizes, the surgical blade handle facilitates safe and efficient incisions, contributing to successful surgical outcomes.

• Major Tool in Dissection Experimentation, Medical/Surgical Procedures & for Hobbying/Arts & Crafts
• Made from ASTM (899-94) 420 stainless steel
• Reusable handles come in a variety of styles
• Handles scientifically shaped and balanced
• Blades slide on smoothly and securely and are passivated & autoclavable

Uses of Surgical Blade Handle

1. Medical & Surgical Procedures

• Used by doctors and surgeons to hold scalpel blades during surgeries.

• Ensures safe, precise incisions in skin, tissue, and other body parts.

2. Laboratory & Research Use

• Employed in dissection and sample preparation under microscopes.

• Ideal for cutting biological tissues or specimen slides.

3. Mobile Phone Repair

• Popular among mobile repair technicians for:

  • Removing screen glue or glass residue

  • Cleaning adhesive edges on LCDs

  • Lifting off stickers, tapes, or delicate parts

• Preferred over blades alone due to better control and safety.

4. Art, Craft & Model Making

• Used for precision cutting of paper, plastic, leather, and vinyl.

• Great for tasks like stencil cutting or trimming decals.

Benefits of Using a Surgical Blade Handle

To Attach A Surgical Blade:

• Use the following procedure to attach a surgical blade:

To Remove A Surgical Blade:

Use the following procedure to detach a surgical blade: