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Fixed Back Post Mortem Saw 14 TPI – 228mm Blade

Fixed Back Post Mortem Saw 14 TPI – 228mm Blade

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SKU:PS-P-00020

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Fixed Back Post Mortem Saw 14 TPI is a manual surgical saw designed for controlled bone sectioning during autopsy, pathology, forensic examination, and anatomical procedures. The instrument features a rigid fixed-back construction with a 228 mm blade and 14 teeth per inch for stable manual cutting.

Fixed Back Design for Stable Bone Cutting

The reinforced fixed-back configuration supports the blade and helps limit flex during use. This rigid construction provides controlled handling when sectioning skeletal structures during post-mortem and anatomical examination procedures.

14 TPI Cutting Blade

The blade features 14 teeth per inch to provide a consistent cutting profile for manual bone sectioning. Its 228 mm working length offers practical reach while maintaining control during professional post-mortem procedures.

Product Specifications

Product Name Fixed Back Post Mortem Saw
Instrument Type Manual Post Mortem Bone Saw
Blade Design Fixed Back
Blade Length 228 mm (Approx. 9 in)
Teeth 14 Teeth Per Inch (14 TPI)
Material Stainless Steel
Application Autopsy, Pathology and Forensic Bone Sectioning
Operation Manual
SKU PS-P-00020

Professional Post Mortem Instrument

This fixed back saw is suitable for pathology departments, forensic facilities, mortuaries, and anatomical laboratories requiring a manually operated bone saw. After use, the instrument should be cleaned, inspected, and reprocessed according to the facility's validated instrument care protocols.