Surgical scalpel handles with detachable blades are precision instruments used for incisions during operations and procedures. The handle provides grip and stability, while the sterile blade offers a sharp edge for clean cutting. Available in different sizes (No. 3, No. 4), they support various blade types to suit specific surgical needs. Reusable handles are made from stainless steel and are autoclavable.

A scalpel handle with detachable blades is a fundamental surgical instrument used for making precise incisions in skin and soft tissue. The handle is typically made from durable, medical-grade stainless steel and designed to fit a range of sterile disposable blades. This modular design allows surgeons to choose the blade type and size (e.g., No. 10, 11, 15, etc.) depending on the specific procedure. Scalpel handles feature ergonomic contours and knurled or ribbed surfaces for a secure grip, ensuring precision even during long or intricate operations. Some versions are numbered (e.g., #3, #4 handle) to denote compatibility with specific blade types. The blades are ultra-sharp, single-use, and individually packed in sterile foil for easy and safe attachment using a blade remover or forceps. Widely used in general surgery, dermatology, plastic surgery, and laboratory dissections, scalpels offer unmatched control and cutting efficiency. Once the blade becomes dull, it is safely removed and discarded in a sharps container, while the reusable handle is sterilized for future use. This system ensures hygiene, reduces risk of cross-contamination, and offers versatility across a broad spectrum of surgical procedures. Whether making a superficial skin incision or a deep tissue dissection, the scalpel handle and blade combination remains the gold standard for precision cutting in medicine.