Description
Scalpel blades, type 19, non-sterile are laboratory cutting blades suited to microscopy, histology and related instrument duties. Provided non-sterile, type 19 blades meet needs where sterile packaging is not specified and where a consistent blade outline supports careful sectioning and specimen handling. Each pack holds 144 pc(s), supplying a practical bulk quantity for routine bench work in histology and broader labware applications. The pack weighs 0,280 kg, which simplifies handling and storage in preparation rooms. These blades align with the Bayha handle and blade system and are meant for use with corresponding Bayha-type scalpel handles found in many research and diagnostic laboratories. From manufacturer Bayha, the type 19 profile supports precise cutting during sample preparation, tissue trimming and further non-sterile laboratory procedures. Classification under scalpels and blades plus microscopy and histology instruments highlights their role as standard consumables next to dissection accessories and related labware. The 144 pc(s) pack size helps ensure type 19 blades remain on hand for continuous histology and microscopy workflows that require reliable non-sterile scalpel blades at the workstation.
This article is part of Scissors, scalpels & dissecting instruments, in Tools & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 144 pc(s)
- Blade type: 19
- Sterility: Non-sterile
- Weight: 0,280 kg
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Scalpel blades, type 19, non-sterile, 144 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Bayha for laboratory use. It sits in Scissors, scalpels & dissecting instruments, inside Tools & accessories, in Labware.
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