Surgical Grade Blades #11 20pcs Sterile with #3 Scalpel Knife Handle for Biology Lab Anatomy, Practicing Cutting, Medical Student, Sculpting, Repairing

Surgical Grade Blades #11 20pcs Sterile with #3 Scalpel Knife Handle for Biology Lab Anatomy, Practicing Cutting, Medical Student, Sculpting, Repairing

$ 11.99

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Based on 100 ratings

Sturdiness

9.72

Value for money

9.71

Easy to use

9.18

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20 blades, 11 superior carbon steel blades, each individually foil wrapped for precision cutting. Gamma radiation sterilized him.

Durable and comfortable to use, the thickened metal handle has special anti-slip stripes.

Various Occasions: Excellent for dissection practice in the laboratory, school, university, medical students, taxidermy and mycology, plant cutting, clay modeling, wood model making, crafts arts, and so on.

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Selected User Reviews For Surgical Grade Blades #11 20pcs Sterile with #3 Scalpel Knife Handle for Biology Lab Anatomy, Practicing Cutting, Medical Student, Sculpting, Repairing

For leatherworking, this is the best knife

5/5

For my leatherwork, I recently switched from using a Head Knife to using a Scalpel. It's simple to keep a sharp edge because the blade can be changed in a matter of seconds, according to my findings. The scalpel allows me to cut leather patterns or templates with precision. br>br>This scalpel is comfortable in my hand and comes with spare blades.

Lillie Cole

| Jul 19, 2021

The blades do not come into contact with one another

3/5

In my kit, the scalpel handle is incomplete. The blades don't lock into place with a "click. " br>I even used needle nose pliers to try. br>Buy this kit for the blades; they are excellent, but you will need to purchase a new handle.

Duncan SYKES

| Feb 05, 2021

Blades with a lot of bite

4/5

Sharp to the point of surgery. Putting the blades on and taking them off by hand is not very safe, and it requires extreme caution. A tool that is not included is shown in the directions.

Joe Wagner

| Apr 12, 2021

Deer skinning is a process that involves the removal of the hide from a This was exactly what my husband needed to skin hide off deer heads so he could mount them

5/5

These are going to be fantastic!.

Julian Nielsen

| May 23, 2021

It's never been easier to cut leather

5/5

It's now much easier to cut patterns in leather.