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Hinged Back Post Mortem Saw 14 TPI – 228 mm Blade

Hinged Back Post Mortem Saw 14 TPI – 228 mm Blade

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SKU:PS-P-00021

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Hinged Back Post Mortem Saw 14 TPI is a manual bone saw designed for post-mortem, autopsy, pathology, and forensic examination procedures. The instrument features a 228 mm blade with 14 teeth per inch for controlled sectioning of bone during anatomical examination.

Hinged Back Design for Controlled Bone Sectioning

The hinged-back configuration supports the saw blade during manual cutting while allowing controlled handling during post-mortem bone sectioning. Its design is intended for professional use in pathology departments, forensic facilities, mortuaries, and anatomical laboratories.

14 Teeth Per Inch Blade

The blade incorporates 14 teeth per inch (14 TPI), a specification commonly used for post-mortem saws. The 228 mm blade length provides a practical working profile for manual skeletal sectioning during autopsy procedures.

Product Specifications

Product Name Hinged Back Post Mortem Saw
Instrument Type Manual Post Mortem Bone Saw
Blade Type Hinged Back
Teeth Per Inch 14 TPI
Blade Length 228 mm (Approx. 9 in)
Material Surgical Stainless Steel
Application Post-Mortem, Autopsy and Forensic Bone Sectioning
Operation Manual
SKU PS-P-00021

Professional Post-Mortem Instrument

This hinged back saw is intended for professional post-mortem and anatomical examination environments requiring controlled manual bone cutting. After use, the instrument should be cleaned, inspected, and reprocessed according to the facility's validated decontamination procedures.