Description

Precision Redefined for Delicate Procedures.

Fiya Surgical made high quality premium grade Scalpel Handle No. 7 which is longer from other handles, offering the more deep reach and precision. these scalpel are ideal for fine incisions and used with scalpel blades like #10, #11, #12 and #15. These are mostly used in plastic surgery and ent surgery.

Key Features of Scalpel handle no 7:

1. Material: High-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability.
2. Design: Long, slim, and lightweight, easy to use.
3. Length: Longer than other scalpel blade handles.
4. Compatibility: Works with smaller blade sizes designed for fine cuts.
5. Applications: Commonly used in plastic surgery, ENT procedures, and detailed dissection.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

• Manufacturer By: Fiya Surgical
• Type of instruments: Scalpel Handle
• Working Function: For Fine Incisions
• Usage: Reusable
• Material: German Stainless steel
• Warranty: Lifetime
• Rusting Prevention Procedure: Passivated, Boil Test
• Ultrasonic Cleaned: Yes
• Dull-Polished: Matt Finish
• Tests Performed: Boil Test, Performance Test, Shape Test
• Packing: Individually Packed, Laser Marking
• Sterility: Non-Sterile

People Also Ask

Q: What is a Scalpel Handle No. 7 used for?
A: It’s a surgical handle used to hold scalpel blades for precise cutting in various procedures — especially where fine control is needed, such as ENT, plastic, and microsurgery.

Q: How is Scalpel Handle No. 7 different from No. 3 or No. 4?
A: The No. 7 handle is slender and elongated, providing better reach and finer control in tight or delicate surgical areas compared to the broader No. 3 or No. 4 handles.

Q: Which blades fit a Scalpel Handle No. 7?
A: It typically accepts standard surgical blades like No. 10, No. 11, No. 12, and No. 15, depending on the cutting precision required.

Q: Can a Scalpel Handle No. 7 be sterilized and reused?
A: Yes — made from surgical‑grade stainless steel, it can be cleaned, autoclaved, and reused, with only the disposable blade replaced for each new procedure.