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SKU:PS-O T-01338
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The Schuknecht Roller Knife is a specialized micro-ear surgical knife used within otology instrument sets for controlled incision of tissue in the external auditory canal. The Schuknecht pattern is characterized by a small circular roller-style cutting blade designed for precise work within the restricted anatomical space of the ear canal.
The current Peak Surgicals product is manufactured from German stainless steel and is listed as reusable. The live storefront also provides a Size selector and satin, dull, and mirror finish options. Because two different product codes currently appear on the Peak Surgicals page, buyers should verify the required SKU before ordering.
The Schuknecht pattern is an established otology and micro-ear knife. Unlike a conventional pointed surgical knife, its distal working end incorporates a round roller-type blade intended for controlled incision within the ear canal.
This specialized working design makes the instrument relevant to otologic procedures where a narrow surgical field requires a dedicated micro-ear cutting instrument.
Published otology instrument catalogs identify the Schuknecht Roller Knife for incision of the external auditory canal. The roller blade can be guided along the canal tissue as part of the surgical approach to the middle ear.
The exact incision location, depth, and technique should be determined by the operating ENT or otologic surgeon according to anatomy and the planned procedure.
The Schuknecht Roller Knife pattern is commonly associated with middle-ear surgery, including procedures in which an ear-canal incision is created before elevation of a tympanomeatal flap.
Otology references also associate this instrument pattern with procedures such as tympanoplasty and related middle-ear approaches. Procedure-specific use should remain dependent on the surgeon's technique and the exact blade configuration supplied.
The defining working feature is a round roller-style cutting blade. Established Schuknecht instrument ranges include versions with the blade positioned transverse or at a right angle to the shaft as well as versions aligned more closely with the shaft.
The current Peak Surgicals page does not clearly identify which blade orientation is supplied under each Size option. Buyers requiring a particular orientation should confirm the selected variant before ordering.
The current Peak Surgicals specification identifies German stainless steel as the material for this instrument. The metallic construction provides the rigid shaft and handle structure required for a reusable precision surgical knife.
The exact stainless-steel alloy grade is not stated on the current product page. ENT departments, surgical centers, distributors, and procurement teams requiring a particular material specification should confirm that information before purchase.
Peak Surgicals specifically lists the Schuknecht Roller Knives as reusable. The instrument should be cleaned, inspected, and reprocessed according to applicable manufacturer instructions and the healthcare facility's validated procedures.
Particular attention should be given to the small distal roller blade and shaft. Before reuse, inspect the working end for damage, deformation, retained debris, corrosion, or restricted roller movement where applicable.
The current product page lists satin, dull, and mirror surface-finish options. These choices allow buyers to select the preferred surface appearance when available for the required configuration.
The selected finish should be confirmed when ordering if a specific surface treatment is required.
The live Peak Surgicals storefront includes a Size selector, indicating that multiple configurations may be offered.
However, the exact selectable size values, overall lengths, blade diameters, and blade orientations are not exposed in the currently accessible product information. These specifications should therefore be confirmed before purchase rather than copied from another manufacturer's Schuknecht pattern.
| Product Name | Schuknecht Roller Knife |
| Storefront SKU | PS-O T-01338 |
| Model Number in Existing Description | PS-7618 |
| Instrument Type | Roller Knife / Micro Ear Knife |
| Pattern | Schuknecht |
| Material | German Stainless Steel |
| Feature | Reusable |
| Primary Specialty | ENT / Otology |
| Primary Pattern Application | External Auditory Canal Incision / Middle-Ear Surgical Access |
| Finish Options | Satin, Dull, Mirror |
| Size Options | Selectable – Exact Values Not Exposed on Current Page |
| Blade Orientation | Not Confirmed for Current Peak Variant |
| Exact Blade Dimensions | Not Specified on Current Product Page |
The Schuknecht Roller Knife is relevant for ENT departments, otology and middle-ear surgery services, hospitals, specialist ear surgery centers, surgical instrument distributors, and procurement teams sourcing reusable micro-ear instruments.
For accurate purchasing, buyers should confirm the required Size and blade orientation and verify whether the correct product identifier is PS-O T-01338 or PS-7618. Buyers requiring exact overall length, roller diameter, blade orientation, or stainless-steel alloy grade should also confirm those specifications before ordering.
The Schuknecht pattern is a micro-ear knife used in otology for controlled incision of the external auditory canal during appropriate middle-ear surgical approaches.
Yes. Established surgical instrument catalogs classify the Schuknecht Roller Knife within otology and micro-ear instrumentation.
The Schuknecht pattern uses a small round roller-style cutting blade. Exact blade orientation and dimensions for the current Peak Surgicals variants should be confirmed before ordering.
The current Peak Surgicals specification lists German stainless steel.
Yes. Peak Surgicals specifically identifies the instrument as reusable.
The storefront currently displays PS-O T-01338, while the existing description lists model number PS-7618. This discrepancy should be verified in Shopify before the product record is finalized.