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SKU:PS-P-00029
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Scalpel Handle No.7 127mm is a reusable stainless steel surgical blade handle designed for controlled blade positioning during surgical incision, fine dissection, pathology, post mortem, dental, and laboratory procedures. Its slim No.7 pattern provides a narrow working profile for applications where access, visibility, and precise manual control are important.
The instrument measures 127 mm (5 inches) overall and is supplied as a reusable handle for compatible interchangeable surgical blades. The elongated profile, textured gripping section, and blade-mounting end provide a practical configuration for clinicians and laboratory professionals who require a compact precision cutting handle.
The No.7 pattern is distinguished by its narrow, elongated form compared with broader general-purpose scalpel handles. This profile allows the instrument to be manipulated using a controlled fingertip or pen-style grip when working in confined anatomical areas or performing detailed dissection.
The narrower shaft also helps keep the operator's hand farther from the working blade, which may improve visualization of the operative or dissection field when compared with a wider handle profile.
This Peak Surgicals model measures 127 mm, equivalent to approximately 5 inches. The compact overall length supports controlled handling while maintaining the characteristic slim No.7 configuration.
The 127 mm size makes the instrument suitable for professional surgical, pathology, anatomical, and laboratory instrument sets where a slim reusable scalpel handle is required.
The No.7 scalpel handle uses the small-pattern blade fitment associated with No.3-type surgical blade systems. Common compatible blade patterns include No.10, No.11, No.12, and No.15, subject to the selected blade manufacturer's fitment specifications.
Blades should always be selected according to the intended procedure, required cutting profile, and manufacturer compatibility. Surgical blades are separate disposable components unless otherwise specified.
The distal end of the handle incorporates a slotted blade-mounting section designed to receive a compatible detachable surgical blade. The blade is fitted onto the mounting rail until it is seated in the intended position.
Because surgical blades have sharp exposed cutting edges, attachment and removal should be performed using an appropriate blade-handling technique or dedicated blade-removal device according to the facility's sharps-safety procedures.
The handle includes a textured gripping area that provides additional surface contact between the instrument and the user's fingers. This feature supports stable manual positioning during incision, dissection, and specimen-preparation tasks.
The slim handle geometry allows controlled directional movement without adding unnecessary bulk around the working end of the instrument.
The Scalpel Handle No.7 is manufactured from stainless steel for reusable professional instrument use. Stainless steel provides the structural rigidity required to support interchangeable surgical blades while also allowing routine cleaning, inspection, and reprocessing.
Before each use, the blade-mounting area, grip surface, handle body, and distal fitment should be inspected for visible damage, deformation, corrosion, or wear that could interfere with secure blade placement.
The No.7 scalpel handle can be incorporated into surgical and dissection instrument sets where fine manual cutting is required. Its slim profile is particularly useful when a broader scalpel handle may obstruct access or visibility.
Professional applications may include general surgical incision, fine soft-tissue dissection, pathology specimen preparation, anatomical dissection, post mortem examination, dental and oral procedures, and laboratory work requiring controlled blade handling.
Within a post mortem instrument set, the Scalpel Handle No.7 provides a reusable platform for compatible disposable blades used during tissue incision, specimen dissection, and anatomical examination.
Its narrow profile can support detailed work where controlled cutting around smaller anatomical structures is required. Blade selection should be based on the type of tissue and the examination protocol.
This is a reusable stainless steel instrument. After use, the blade should be removed and disposed of according to the facility's sharps-disposal procedure before the handle is cleaned and reprocessed.
The blade fitment and textured grip should receive particular attention during cleaning because biological material can collect within recessed or patterned surfaces. Cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, drying, and storage should follow the facility's validated procedures for reusable surgical instruments.
| Product Name | Scalpel Handle No.7 |
|---|---|
| Instrument Type | Reusable Surgical Scalpel Handle |
| Pattern | No.7 Slim Pattern |
| Overall Length | 127 mm (5 in) |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Blade System | Small-Pattern / No.3 Fitment |
| Common Compatible Blades | No.10, No.11, No.12 and No.15 |
| Grip | Textured Grip Section |
| Primary Function | Holding Interchangeable Surgical Blades |
| Applications | Surgical Incision, Dissection, Pathology, Post Mortem and Laboratory Use |
| Reusable | Yes |
| SKU | PS-P-00029 |
Before fitting a blade, inspect the distal mounting rail to confirm that it is clean, undamaged, and free from visible deformation. A damaged blade fitment can interfere with proper blade seating and should be evaluated before the handle is used.
The complete handle should also be checked for corrosion, surface damage, contamination, or other defects that may affect professional use.
What is the Scalpel Handle No.7 used for? It is used to hold compatible interchangeable surgical blades during incision, fine dissection, pathology, anatomical, and post mortem procedures.
What is the overall length? This Peak Surgicals model measures 127 mm, equivalent to approximately 5 inches.
Which blades commonly fit a No.7 scalpel handle? Common compatible small-pattern blades include No.10, No.11, No.12, and No.15. Compatibility should be confirmed with the blade manufacturer before use.
Is the blade included? The product is a reusable scalpel handle. Surgical blades are normally separate components unless specifically stated otherwise on the order.
What material is the handle made from? The instrument is manufactured from stainless steel.
Is the handle reusable? Yes. The handle is reusable and should be cleaned, inspected, and reprocessed according to the facility's validated reusable-instrument procedures.
What is the difference between a No.7 and broader scalpel handles? The No.7 uses a slimmer, elongated handle profile intended for controlled work in areas where a narrow instrument can improve access and visibility.
What is the Peak Surgicals SKU? The SKU is PS-P-00029.
