Sterile Skin Grafting Blade for Manual Dermatome Knives

Model Number: MTSI-128

The Skin Grafting Blade is a precision surgical component designed for use with manual dermatomes such as Humby, Watson, and Braithwaite knives. It is specifically engineered for harvesting uniform split-thickness skin grafts with high accuracy. Manufactured by Micro Technologies, these blades are made from high-quality materials and supplied sterile to ensure safety and reliability. Widely used in hospitals, plastic surgery units, and medical training institutes, this blade plays a critical role in reconstructive and dermatological procedures requiring consistent graft thickness.

Product Description

The Skin Grafting Blade from Micro Technologies is a specialized surgical blade designed for use with manual dermatomes, including Humby, Watson, and Braithwaite grafting knives. It is used to harvest split-thickness skin grafts with precision and consistency, making it an essential tool in plastic and reconstructive surgery.

Typically measuring approximately 158 mm (6 inches) in length, the blade is crafted from high-quality carbon steel or stainless steel to ensure an अत्यंत sharp, precision-honed cutting edge. Its design includes three rectangular perforations along the center, which allow secure locking and accurate alignment within the dermatome frame, ensuring stability during use.

The blade is supplied sterile in individual peel-open pouches, maintaining high hygiene standards and preventing cross-contamination in clinical environments. When used with an adjustable grafting handle, the blade enables surgeons to control the depth of cut, ensuring uniform graft thickness measured in fine increments.

This blade is widely used in hospitals, surgical centers, and medical training institutes. Micro Technologies ensures consistent quality, reliability, and performance for critical surgical applications.

Features

Designed for use with manual dermatomes (Humby, Watson, Braithwaite)
Approx. 158 mm length for optimal coverage
Made from high-quality carbon steel or stainless steel
Precision-honed sharp cutting edge
Three perforations for secure locking and alignment
Supplied sterile in individual peel-open packaging
Ensures consistent split-thickness graft harvesting

Applications

Medical colleges
Universities
Hospitals
Plastic surgery centers
Research institutes

Product Specifications

Specification	Details
Product Name	Skin Grafting Blade
Model No.	MTSI-128
Type	Surgical Blade
Material	Carbon Steel / Stainless Steel
Size / Model	Approx. 158 mm
Usage	Split-Thickness Skin Grafting Procedures

FAQs

Q1. What is a skin grafting blade used for?
It is used to harvest thin, uniform layers of skin (split-thickness grafts) from a donor site during surgical procedures.

Q2. Which instruments are compatible with this blade?
This blade is designed for use with manual dermatomes such as Humby, Watson, and Braithwaite grafting knives.

Q3. What is the purpose of the perforations in the blade?
The three rectangular holes allow the blade to be securely locked and properly aligned within the grafting handle for stable operation.

Q4. How is graft thickness controlled during use?
The blade works with an adjustable roller mechanism in the dermatome handle, which determines the depth of cut and ensures consistent graft thickness.

Q5. Is the blade supplied sterile?
Yes, each blade is individually packed in sterile peel-open pouches to maintain hygiene and prevent contamination.

Q6. What materials are used in manufacturing the blade?
It is made from high-quality carbon steel or stainless steel to ensure sharpness, durability, and precision.