Utility Knife Handles
World Precision Instrument Scalpel Handle #3, 13cm, German
Scalpel Handles are tagged with numbers to denote the size and type of the blades that are compatible with the handle. The Scalpel Handle #3 is usually used with smaller blades that have a curved cutting edge, like the #10 or #15 replaceable surgical blades. It can also be with the pointed #11 blade. These handles and blade work well for microdissection or fine surgeries when making precise incisions. The Scalpel Handle #4 is a little larger and heavier than the #3. It gives you more control and the ability to apply more force. The #4 scalpel handle is often used with larger blades like the #20, #21, #22, #23, #24, and #25 blades. These blades have a similar shapes as the blades used with the #3 handle, but the blades are larger in size. A Scalpel Handle #7 is a smaller handle designed for precision and fine detail work. It is commonly used in ophthalmology, microdissection, and delicate procedures.
World Precision Instrument Scalpel Handle #4, German
Scalpel Handles are tagged with numbers to denote the size and type of the blades that are compatible with the handle. The Scalpel Handle #3 is usually used with smaller blades that have a curved cutting edge, like the #10 or #15 replaceable surgical blades. It can also be with the pointed #11 blade. These handles and blade work well for microdissection or fine surgeries when making precise incisions. The Scalpel Handle #4 is a little larger and heavier than the #3. It gives you more control and the ability to apply more force. The #4 scalpel handle is often used with larger blades like the #20, #21, #22, #23, #24, and #25 blades. These blades have a similar shapes as the blades used with the #3 handle, but the blades are larger in size. A Scalpel Handle #7 is a smaller handle designed for precision and fine detail work. It is commonly used in ophthalmology, microdissection, and delicate procedures.
World Precision Instrument Scalpel Handle #3, 13cm
Scalpel Handles are tagged with numbers to denote the size and type of the blades that are compatible with the handle. The Scalpel Handle #3 is usually used with smaller blades that have a curved cutting edge, like the #10 or #15 replaceable surgical blades. It can also be with the pointed #11 blade. These handles and blade work well for microdissection or fine surgeries when making precise incisions. The Scalpel Handle #4 is a little larger and heavier than the #3. It gives you more control and the ability to apply more force. The #4 scalpel handle is often used with larger blades like the #20, #21, #22, #23, #24, and #25 blades. These blades have a similar shapes as the blades used with the #3 handle, but the blades are larger in size. A Scalpel Handle #7 is a smaller handle designed for precision and fine detail work. It is commonly used in ophthalmology, microdissection, and delicate procedures.
World Precision Instrument Scalpel Handle #4, 14cm
Scalpel Handles are tagged with numbers to denote the size and type of the blades that are compatible with the handle. The Scalpel Handle #3 is usually used with smaller blades that have a curved cutting edge, like the #10 or #15 replaceable surgical blades. It can also be with the pointed #11 blade. These handles and blade work well for microdissection or fine surgeries when making precise incisions. The Scalpel Handle #4 is a little larger and heavier than the #3. It gives you more control and the ability to apply more force. The #4 scalpel handle is often used with larger blades like the #20, #21, #22, #23, #24, and #25 blades. These blades have a similar shapes as the blades used with the #3 handle, but the blades are larger in size. A Scalpel Handle #7 is a smaller handle designed for precision and fine detail work. It is commonly used in ophthalmology, microdissection, and delicate procedures. .
Sklar Instruments Econo Surgical Knife Handle, Sklar, Straight, Stainless Steel. Econo #4 Scalpel Handle is similar to the #3 scalpel handle, but compatible with the larger size 20 series disposable blades. It is used for sharp dissection. PK/12.
Econo Surgical Knife Handle, Sklar, Straight, Stainless Steel. Econo #4 Scalpel Handle is similar to the #3 scalpel handle, but compatible with the larger size 20 series disposable blades. It is used for sharp dissection. There are centimeter and millimeter markings on the handle for measuring tissue and a center groove for thumb and forefinger gripping. Econo instruments are Sklar's floor-grade, disposable instruments and are sold in bulk quantities.
Sklar Instruments Scalpel Handle, 4-3/4 in., #3, Serrated, Stainless Steel, EA.Sklar Scalpel Handle #3 is compatible with size 10 series disposable blades (10, 11, 12, 15) and used for sharp dissection.
Scalpel Handle, 4-3/4 in., #3, Serrated, Stainless Steel, EA.Sklar's Scalpel Handle #3 is compatible with size 10 series disposable blades (10, 11, 12, 15) and used for sharp dissection. This handle has horizontal serrations for thumb and forefinger gripping. There are no metric markings on this particular #3 handle.
Electron Microscopy Sciences 20 Microscope Slide Staining Dish Handle Only
Handle only for 20 microscope slide staining dish, EMS catalog 70312-20.
World Precision Instrument Scalpel Handle #7, 16cm
Scalpel Handles are tagged with numbers to denote the size and type of the blades that are compatible with the handle. The Scalpel Handle #3 is usually used with smaller blades that have a curved cutting edge, like the #10 or #15 replaceable surgical blades. It can also be with the pointed #11 blade. These handles and blade work well for microdissection or fine surgeries when making precise incisions.
The Scalpel Handle #4 is a little larger and heavier than the #3. It gives you more control and the ability to apply more force. The #4 scalpel handle is often used with larger blades like the #20, #21, #22, #23, #24, and #25 blades. These blades have a similar shapes as the blades used with the #3 handle, but the blades are larger in size.
A Scalpel Handle #7 is a smaller handle designed for precision and fine detail work. It is commonly used in ophthalmology, microdissection, and delicate procedures.
World Precision Instrument Handle for Angled Sapphire Blade, Stainless Steel
The Stainless Steel Scalpel Handle is for use with our Sapphire Blades. The 501317 version is for use with the regular sapphire blades (504074, 504075, and 504168), and the 501763 version is for use with angled sapphire blades. Since sapphires are one of the hardest materials available (second only to diamonds), they make super sharp blades for precise, clean cuts. The blades are non-magnetic, especially when combined with a titanium handle. Sapphire blades are non-conductive, which may be important if you are using electrical instruments. Sapphire blades are impervious to corrosion and extremely durable. The sapphire blades are sold separately. These handles are retractable, so you can protect the blade when it is not in use. The reusable scalpel handle is 13 cm (5.1") long. They are constructed of surgical grade stainless steel and are autoclavable or suitable for chemical sterilization.
Biolegend Spark Violet™ 423 anti-human CD33 [WM53]; Isotype: Mouse IgG1, κ; Reactivity: Human; Apps: FC; Size: 100 tests
Spark Violet™ 423 anti-human CD33 [WM53]; Isotype: Mouse IgG1, κ; Reactivity: Human; Apps: FC; Size: 100 tests