Kaye knife handle 6 1/8 lightweight aluminum handle

Designed for knife blades, this handle supports controlled cutting in surgery.
Its 6 1/8-inch length provides a familiar, balanced handling profile.
Lightweight aluminum construction helps reduce hand fatigue during repeated instrument handling.
This handle format supports precise manipulation around the operative field.
Useful across general and plastic surgery procedures requiring knife-based tissue work.
Its straightforward design integrates easily into routine surgical instrument workflows.

Brand: surgivalley

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Артикул: 006210063

Категории: Knife Handles, Knife Handles

Теги: Knife Handles

Lightweight Control for Precise Surgical Knife Handling

The Kaye knife handle is a 6 1/8-inch lightweight aluminum handle designed to provide a controlled grip for compatible surgical knife blades. Its familiar handle format supports practical instrument handling when a surgeon needs steady manipulation and convenient reach during open procedures. The aluminum construction keeps the handle lightweight for routine use, while the defined length offers useful working access without adding unnecessary bulk. Suitable for general surgery and plastic surgery workflows, it can support tasks that require careful incision, dissection, or tissue preparation while helping maintain a consistent hand position throughout the procedure.

Use Cases

Support controlled handling of a compatible surgical knife blade during general surgery procedures.
Provide a lightweight grip for incision and dissection tasks in plastic surgery workflows.
Use the 6 1/8-inch handle when practical reach and stable manual positioning are needed.
Maintain a dedicated knife-handle format for routine surgical instrument setup and use.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

Clean and reprocess the handle according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions.
Inspect the aluminum handle before use for visible damage, deformation, or surface concerns.
Handle and store the instrument in a manner that helps prevent contact damage and keeps it ready for the next procedure.