Blake Scalpel Handle, 15.5 cm, Round HandleThe Blake scalpel handle (15.5 cm, round handle) takes standard surgical blades and is made from German surgical stai..
$18.00
Converse Button-End Knife: Curved for Controlled Nasal CutsThe Converse button-end bistoury knife is a 15 cm curved knife for rhinoplasty. The curved blade lets..
$8.00
Cottle Knife: Double-Edged and Straight for Septal IncisionsThe Cottle knife (15 cm) is a double-edged, straight knife for making septal incisions and elevating..
$8.00
Cottle Rhinoplasty Knife, Straight: 14 cm Fixed BladeThe Cottle rhinoplasty knife (14 cm, straight, fixed blade) makes clean, direct incisions in cartilage and ..
$8.00
Esmarch Plaster Knife, 18 cm, Metal HandleThe Esmarch plaster knife (18 cm, metal handle) has a strong, curved blade for cutting and trimming plaster casts.A St..
$14.90
Freer Septum Knife: D-Shaped Tip for Precise Septal CutsThe Freer septum knife (16 cm) has a D-shaped cutting tip for making precise septal and cartilage incisi..
$12.00
Hopkins Plaster Knife, 20 cm, Wood HandleThe Hopkins plaster knife (20 cm, wood handle) has a curved blade for cutting, trimming and shaping plaster casts.A Com..
$14.90
JOSEPH Rhinoplasty Knife, Button End, Angular, 16cmThe Joseph rhinoplasty knife in the angular pattern is a 16 cm button-end knife for undermining around the si..
$8.00
JOSEPH Rhinoplasty Knife, Button End, Straight, 15cmThe Joseph rhinoplasty knife with a button end is a 15 cm straight knife for separating nasal skin and soft ..
$8.00
Bayonet Scalpel Handle, 21 cm (8-1/4 In.), KnurledThe bayonet scalpel handle (21 cm / 8-1/4" working length, knurled handle) holds a blade at the end of an offs..
$15.00
Scalpel Handle No. 3, StandardThe No. 3 scalpel handle is the standard handle for small blades (No. 10 to 15), used for fine and general incisions in all surgic..
$2.20
Scalpel Handle No. 3LA, Long AngledThe No. 3LA scalpel handle is a long, angled handle for the small blades used with the No. 3 handle.Long and Angled for Reach..
$4.00
Scalpel Handle No. 4, StandardThe No. 4 scalpel handle takes large blades (No. 20 to 25) for long incisions through skin and thicker tissue in general and ortho..
$2.40
Scalpel Handle No. 4L, Long, 21 cm (8-1/4 In.)The No. 4L scalpel handle (long, 21 cm / 8-1/4") is a long version of the No. 4 handle, in German surgical stainle..
$7.00
Scalpel Handle No. 7, Long Shaft, 27 cm (11 In.)The No. 7 scalpel handle (11" / 27 cm long shaft) is a long handle in German surgical stainless steel for incisi..
$10.00
Scalpel Handle No. 7, LongThe No. 7 long scalpel handle is a long handle for holding a blade at the end of the shaft in fine surgery.Reach Without CrowdingThe e..
$2.50
Scalpel Handle No. 7KThe No. 7K scalpel handle is a No. 7 style handle for holding a surgical blade in fine incisions.A Compact Alternative to the Long No. 7The..
$3.00
Round Scalpel Handle for Plastic, Eye and Micro SurgeryThe round scalpel handle lets the surgeon roll the blade between the fingers for fine, curved incisions i..
$5.00
Long Slim Scalpel Handle, 22.5 cmThe long slim scalpel handle (22.5 cm) holds a blade on a slender, long shaft for incisions where reach matters.Slim and LongA ..
$8.00
Disposable Scalpel Blades, Sterile, for No. 3 and No. 4 HandlesThese sterile, disposable scalpel blades (carbon or stainless steel) fit standard No. 3 and No. 4..
$25.00
Schuknecht Sickle Knife, 3 mm, 14.5 cm (5-3/4 In.)The Schuknecht sickle knife (3 mm, 14.5 cm / 5-3/4") is an extremely delicate instrument with a high-steel cur..
$10.00
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Scalpels - Surgical Knives Handle
A surgical knife, or scalpel handle, is a little and to an extraordinary degree sharp bladed instrument used for entry points, anatomical examination, and distinctive articulations and fine arts. Surgical cutting edges may be single-use superfluous or reusable. Common handles are #3, No.4, and No.7. Separate knives are also available to facilitate smooth incision.
Scalpels can have either a fixed blade or a removable blade, and they are usually made of stainless steel to ensure both durability and sterility. If you have any specific questions about scalpels, their types, or their uses, feel free to ask!




















