12D Sterile Blade, Box of 100 Instrument

The 12D Sterile Blade, Box of 100 is a disposable surgical cutting accessory designed for precise incision and controlled tissue cutting during appropriate clinical procedures. A #12D blade is a specialized blade configuration intended for clinicians who require a curved cutting profile for specific incision techniques and anatomical access. Sterile surgical blades are commonly used in general surgery, minor surgical procedures, dental surgery, podiatric procedures, and other clinical applications where a sharp, sterile cutting edge is required. The exact application should always be determined by the clinician based on the procedure, tissue anatomy, blade design, and applicable clinical protocols. The 12D sterile blade provides a dedicated cutting profile that can support controlled incision techniques. Its curved edge can be useful when a clinician requires a particular cutting motion or access angle rather than the straight cutting profile associated with conventional scalpel blades. The blade should be mounted only onto a compatible scalpel handle designed for the specific blade connection. Supplied as a box of 100 , this configuration is convenient for hospitals, surgical centers, dental clinics, outpatient facilities, laboratories, and other professional healthcare environments with recurring sterile blade requirements. The bulk pack can help maintain an organized supply of individually packaged disposable cutting accessories while reducing the need for frequent replenishment. Because the product title specifies sterile , the blades are intended to be supplied in sterile packaging. Sterility should be maintained until the individual package is opened immediately before use. Packaging should be inspected before opening, and any blade with compromised, damaged, wet, punctured, or otherwise questionable packaging should not be used. As a single-use surgical accessory, the 12D Sterile Blade should not be cleaned, reprocessed, or reused unless the manufacturer has specifically validated such a process. Reusing a disposable sterile blade can compromise sterility, cutting performance, and patient safety. The blade should be handled using appropriate clinical precautions to reduce the risk of accidental sharps injury. After use, it should be immediately disposed of in an appropriate approved sharps container according to institutional protocols and applicable regulations. Used blades should never be placed into ordinary waste. The exact blade material, dimensions, thickness, edge treatment, packaging configuration, and compatibility specifications are not identified in the supplied product title. Surgical blades are commonly manufactured from corrosion-resistant surgical steel or comparable medical-grade materials, but the precise construction of this 12D blade should be confirmed against the manufacturer’s current documentation. The blade should be used only with a compatible scalpel handle and according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Proper mounting is important for secure handling and controlled incision. Clinicians should verify blade and handle compatibility before use. For healthcare professionals requiring a dependable supply of sterile disposable surgical blades, the 12D Sterile Blade, Box of 100 offers a convenient bulk-pack format for controlled cutting and incision applications. Its sterile, single-use configuration supports efficient clinical workflow while helping maintain appropriate infection-control practices. Key Features 12D surgical blade configuration Sterile, single-use design Box of 100 blades Designed for controlled surgical incision Curved cutting profile Suitable for appropriate clinical procedures Compatible with a suitable scalpel handle Individually packaged sterile configuration, where specified Convenient bulk supply for healthcare facilities Supports aseptic clinical workflow Disposable design reduces reprocessing requirements Product Specifications Specification Details Product Name 12D Sterile Blade Instrument Type Disposable Surgical Blade Blade Pattern 12D Quantity 100 Blades per Box Sterility Sterile Intended Use Surgical Incision & Tissue Cutting Configuration Curved Cutting Edge Reusable No — Single Use Handle Compatibility Compatible Scalpel Handle Required Material Confirm manufacturer specification Blade Dimensions Confirm manufacturer specification Packaging Box of 100 Storage Follow manufacturer’s packaging/storage instructions Disposal Approved Sharps Container Intended Users Qualified Healthcare Professionals FAQs What is a 12D surgical blade used for? A 12D surgical blade is designed for controlled incision and tissue cutting in appropriate clinical and surgical procedures. Is the 12D blade sterile? Yes. This product is identified as a sterile blade , and sterility should be maintained until the individual package is opened for use. How many blades are included in the box? The product is supplied as a box of 100 sterile blades . Is the 12D surgical blade reusable? No. A sterile disposable blade should be treated as a single-use medical device unless the manufacturer specifically states otherwise. What type of handle does a 12D blade require? The blade should be mounted only onto a compatible scalpel handle designed for the specific blade connection. Compatibility should be confirmed before use. Can a 12D sterile blade be used for dental surgery? Depending on the clinical application and manufacturer’s intended-use labeling, surgical blades may be used in appropriate dental surgical procedures. The clinician should verify suitability before use. How should a used 12D blade be disposed of? After use, the blade should be placed directly into an approved sharps disposal container according to the healthcare facility’s protocols and applicable regulations. How should sterile surgical blades be stored? They should remain in their original packaging and be stored according to the manufacturer’s recommended environmental and storage conditions. What should be checked before opening a sterile blade? Inspect the sterile package for damage, punctures, moisture, or compromised seals. Do not use a blade if the sterile barrier appears compromised.