Scalpel Handles

A blade remover, or blade safe, removes standard-size surgical blades of various sizes. Once removed, you can dispose of the used blades in a sharps container. Using the remover device is safer and more efficient than doing the task by hand. At only 2 1/2 inches wide, this tool can fit on the instrument tray within the operating room for convenient use.

A Landolt scalpel handle is a round, bayonet-shaped instrument. It grasps micro scalpel blades, including #62, #64, #65 and #67, that can make incisions in deep tissues.

Scalpel handle #1017 is a 5 3/4- to 6-inch handle with a straight or angled working end. You can use this handle with blades #9 through #17.

Scalpel handle #3 is one of the most popular handle sizes on the market. The size #3 scalpel handle fits several scalpel blade sizes, including #10 and #15. We have standard 5-inch lengths and extra-long models at 12 inches.

Scalpel handle #3K is a micro handle between 4 and 6 inches long. This tool is best for making surgical incisions, cutting gingival tissue and holding micro mirrors.

Scalpel handle #3XL is a longer version of scalpel handle #3 at 10 or 12 inches long. It is compatible with the same blades as the #3 handle, including #10, #11, #12 and #15.

Scalpel handle #4 is another popular scalpel handle. It fits common blade sizes like #18, #23, #25, #36 and many more.

Scalpel handle #7 is a small handle for delicate surgeries like microdissection and ophthalmology. It is compatible with small, pointed blades like #10 through #15.

The Siegel scalpel handle is a round handle for delicate surgeries and dissections. The grip is tapered and knurled for a comfortable and secure grip. We offer straight or angled options, both 6 inches long.

An Ulrich Fistula knife is a scalpel handle for microsurgeries like tissue dissection. The small blade and thin handle allow precise cuts in narrow operating sites.