The Cincinnati Surgical Company 02SMV18 Blade is a high-quality, carbon steel surgical blade designed for precision and durability in various medical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities. This non-sterile blade is ideal for a range of surgical procedures, offering a reliable and efficient cutting experience. With its size 18 specification and Swann Morton design, this blade is a popular choice among medical professionals for its exceptional sharpness and versatility.

The Cincinnati Surgical Company 02SMV18 Blade is designed to provide a superior cutting experience, with a focus on precision and control. The carbon steel construction ensures a sharp, long-lasting edge that resists corrosion and wear, making it an excellent choice for a variety of surgical applications. The blade's size 18 specification makes it suitable for a range of procedures, from general surgery to specialized operations. With its non-sterile packaging, this blade is an economical option for medical facilities that require a high-volume supply of reliable surgical blades.

Key Features

• High-carbon steel construction for exceptional sharpness and durability
• Size 18 specification for versatility in various surgical procedures
• Swann Morton design for precision and control
• Non-sterile packaging for economical use in high-volume medical facilities
• Supplied in packs of 5, with 20 packs per box for convenient inventory management
• Compatible with a range of surgical handles and instruments
• Resists corrosion and wear for a long-lasting cutting edge

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: varies by packaging • Weight: approximately 0.05 lbs (23g) per blade • Material: high-carbon steel • Packaging: 5 blades per pack, 20 packs per box • Compliance: meets or exceeds relevant medical device standards • Compatibility: compatible with standard surgical handles and instruments

Ideal For

• Hospitals and acute care facilities • Outpatient clinics and surgical centers • Medical laboratories and research institutions • Home care and hospice settings (with proper sterilization and handling) • Veterinary clinics and animal hospitals • Medical training and educational institutions