Laxmi Surgicals

Skin Graft Knife was developed by Watson Johnson in 1960. This manual dermatome has a polished, stainless-steel guard and a simpler, more rigid thickness adjustment compared to Humby – Braithwaite Dermatome.While this fixed guard effectively dealt with the problem of skin rolling around the guard, it introduced a considerable degree of “drag” due to the inability of the guard to slide to and fro with the skin surface. This drag is only partially eliminated by lubrication with liquid paraffin

      Depth Of Cut Adjustable By Rod Rotation

• Precision Fit "No Play" in use
• Adjustable Cut Thickness From 0.1mm To 1.2mm
• Max Cut Width 155mm, 30.5 cm (12") Inches

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A Round Body B.P. Handle No. 3 is a surgical instrument featuring a cylindrical,knurled handle for enhanced grip, primarily used for holding small, precise scalpel blades (#10, #11, #12, #15) during fine tissue dissection. Made from high-grade stainless steel with a dull/satin finish, it is autoclavable, reusable, and designed for superior control in delicate procedures. Key Features and Specifications:

• Handle Type: Round, often with knurling for a non-slip grip.
• Size/Dimensions: Typically 5 inches in length.
• Blade Compatibility: Fits smaller surgical blades: #10, #11, #12, and #15.
• Material: High-quality, corrosion-resistant stainless steel.
• Usage: Reusable, sterilizable (autoclave safe).
• Common Applications: Ideal for microdissection, fine surgeries, and precise incisions. 

Skin Graft Blades are used in the surgical removal of a patch of healthy skin from one area of the patient's body, usually the buttocks or inner thigh, which is then transplanted to another.Features an adjustable roller to control the thickness of the skin being removed.Modified versions of the standard graft knife designed for improved control.In some cases, common surgical blades like #10 (curved for large incisions) or #15 (small for precise cuts) are used for smaller skin harvesting or debridement. 

A surgical scalpel blade is a crucial, extremely sharp tool used for making precise incisions in medical, surgical, and veterinary procedures. These blades are designed for single use to maintain sterility and sharpness and are typically detachable from a reusable handle. Materials and TypesSurgical blades are primarily manufactured from two materials and are available in numerous standardized sizes. 

• Carbon Steel: Praised for its unparalleled initial sharpness and edge retention, it is a very common material for surgical blades. Carbon steel blades are individually foil-wrapped and protected against rust.
• Stainless Steel: Known for being more rust-resistant than carbon steel, stainless steel blades are also highly durable and are available in a variety of shapes.
• Handle Fitment: Blades are designed to fit specific standard handles. Blades numbered 10, 11, 12, and 15 fit onto a No. 3 handle (or 3L, 5, 7, 9 handles), while larger blades (20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25) fit onto a No. 4 handle (or 4L, 6 handles).