Scalpels
StatLab Blade Remover
Convenient method for removal of no. 22 scalpel blades
Andwin Scientific MICROSCALPEL FEATHER 150 5/PK
Histology and Light Microscopy: Scalpels Blades and Knives: Feather; Sterile MicroScalpels; Stainless Steel: MicroScalpel Feather, 15deg., 5/pk
Andwin Scientific SCALPEL HANDLE W/BLADE 20/PK
Histology and Light Microscopy: Scalpels Blades and Knives: Feather Scalpel Blades Selection: Scalpel Handle with Blade; Disposable: Set #24, 20/Bx
Electron Microscopy Sciences BD* Carbon Steel Scalpel Blade #60
Made from surgical carbon steel, size 60 with convex cutting edge. The most useful in histology labs. These scalpel blades are 2 3/8" (6cm) long and ribbed for extra rigidity. They are non-sterile and are wrapped individually. Bard-Parker brand.
Research Products International Corp Disposable Scalpel, Size 10, Sterile, Individually Wrapped, 10 per Case
Scalpels are used for a variety of tasks that require precise cutting and dissection. Size 10: Features a large, curved blade with a rounded cutting edge, commonly used for making long, smooth incisions in soft tissue. It is often used in general dissection.
Common uses include:
Tissue Dissection: Scalpels are used to carefully dissect tissues from organs or other biological samples in cell culture, histology, and molecular biology.
Sample Preparation: In molecular biology and genetics, scalpels are used to excise sections of tissue or samples for DNA/RNA extraction or protein analysis.
Microdissection: For isolating specific cells or small structures under a microscope in fields like neuroscience, oncology, or developmental biology.
Research Products International Corp Disposable Scalpel, Size 21, Sterile, Individually Wrapped, 10 per Case
Scalpels are used for a variety of tasks that require precise cutting and dissection. Size 21: Slightly larger than Size 20, designed for heavy-duty cutting in thick tissue. Commonly used in autopsy, surgery, and deep surgical procedures.
Common uses include:
Tissue Dissection: Scalpels are used to carefully dissect tissues from organs or other biological samples in cell culture, histology, and molecular biology.
Sample Preparation: In molecular biology and genetics, scalpels are used to excise sections of tissue or samples for DNA/RNA extraction or protein analysis.
Microdissection: For isolating specific cells or small structures under a microscope in fields like neuroscience, oncology, or developmental biology.