Instruments de dissection

SKU 18-186 Category Dissection-Instruments

Intro Description Engineered for precision anatomical separation, educational dissection, and biological exploration, the SIRGIKAL 18-186 Dissection Instrument delivers exceptional tactile feedback, structural balance, and fine control. Featuring a sharp, corrosion-resistant working tip mounted on an ergonomic handle, this instrument allows students, researchers, and clinicians to isolate delicate tissue layers, nerves, and vessels with absolute accuracy. Crafted from certified medical-grade stainless steel, it ensures dependable durability, sharp edge or point retention, and long-lasting performance across rigorous laboratory and training environments.

Spécifications du produit

  • Item Code: 18-186

  • Matériau : Acier inoxydable de qualité médicale certifiée (conforme à la norme ASTM F899)

  • Size: Standard Laboratory/Anatomical Length (Dissection profile)

  • Finition : Satinée (anti-reflet) / Miroir

Caractéristiques principales

  • Precision-Honed Tip Architecture: Finely shaped working end engineered for accurate separation of fascial planes and fine biological structures.

  • Ergonomic Handle Grip: Balanced shaft design provides a comfortable, steady hold to reduce hand fatigue during prolonged dissection sessions.

  • Rigid, Non-Flex Construction: High-strength stainless steel build prevents bending or deflection when applying controlled manual pressure.

  • Autoclave-Resistant Passivation: Chemical citric passivation forms a dense chromium-oxide protective barrier, guaranteeing complete corrosion resistance across repeated high-temperature sterilization cycles.

Utilisation

  • Educational & Academic Laboratories: Essential instrument for university biology, comparative anatomy, and medical student training courses.

  • Pathology & Research Facilities: Delicate tissue separation, specimen preparation, and exploratory anatomical dissection.

  • Laboratory Utility: Versatile instrument suited for general biological handling and scientific investigative workflows.

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