ASI-1110 scalpel handle

The ASI-1110 No. 4 Scalpel Handle is a premium surgical instrument crafted for precision and reliability. Built from high-grade German stainless steel, it delivers exceptional durability in demanding surgical environments.

This handle features a sleek, dull matte finish that prevents glare under intense operating room lighting. It is specifically designed for procedures requiring larger, heavier incisions. Surgeons rely on its solid ergonomic structure for complete control during critical operations.

Compared to standard No. 3 handles, the No. 4 profile is longer and slightly thicker. This larger size allows it to fit larger surgical blades safely and securely. It compatible with blade sizes 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, and 25.

The precision-engineered fitting slot ensures smooth blade attachment and removal. Medical professionals can change blades quickly without slipping or jamming. A textured grip area along the body provides optimal tactile feedback during use.

It prevents accidental slipping, even when working with wet or gloved hands. The elongated flat profile balances weight distribution perfectly across the hand. This design minimizes hand fatigue during lengthy anatomical dissections or general surgeries. Every detail is focused on enhancing operator comfort and incision accuracy.

Manufactured in Sialkot, Pakistan by Aero Surgical, this product meets rigid international quality standards. It resists corrosion, rust, and repeated exposure to chemical sterilizing agents. You can safely autoclave this handle repeatedly without degrading its structural integrity.

It serves as a dependable tool for hospital operating rooms, veterinary clinics, and research laboratories. Upgrade your surgical kit with a tool designed to last.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the product model number for this scalpel handle?

   The model number is ASI-1110.

2. Which blade sizes fit the ASI-1110 No. 4 Scalpel Handle?

   It is compatible with larger blades, specifically sizes 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, and 25.

3. What material is used to manufacture this handle?

   It is made from high-grade German stainless steel.

4. What type of surface finish does this surgical tool have?

   It features a dull, matte finish to minimize light reflection and glare.

5. Who is the manufacturer of this scalpel handle?

   It is manufactured by Aero surgical Instruments in Sialkot, Pakistan.

6. How does the No. 4 handle differ from a No. 3 handle?

   The No. 4 handle is larger, longer, and designed to hold larger surgical blades than the No. 3.

7. Is this scalpel handle reusable and autoclavable?

   Yes, it is fully reusable and safe for standard autoclave sterilization processes.

8. What feature helps prevent slipping during surgical procedures?

   It has a textured grip section along the body for maximum control.

9. In which medical fields is the No. 4 handle commonly used?

   It is widely used in general surgery, orthopedic procedures, and anatomical dissections.

10. Does the handle come pre-fitted with surgical blades?

    No, the handle is sold separately without blades.

11. How does the matte finish benefit surgical teams?

    It reduces eye strain by eliminating harsh reflections from overhead operating lights.

12. Is this tool suitable for veterinary surgical applications?

    Yes, its sturdy design and compatibility with large blades make it ideal for veterinary surgery.

13. How are blades attached to the ASI-1110 handle?

    Blades slide and lock securely onto the precision-fitted slot at the tip of the handle.

14. Does this instrument resist chemical corrosion?

    Yes, the high-quality stainless steel offers superior resistance to corrosion and rust.

15. What is the overall shape and body profile of the handle?

    It features an elongated, flat profile designed for balanced weight distribution.

16. Is this product suitable for educational dissection labs?

    Yes, it is commonly used in medical schools and biological research laboratories.

17. Where is this surgical product manufactured?

    It is produced in Sialkot, Pakistan, a major global hub for surgical instrument manufacturing.

18. Can smaller surgical blades (like size 10 or 11) fit on this handle?

    No, smaller blades require a No. 3 scalpel handle fitting.

19. What maintenance is required after surgical use?

    It should be thoroughly cleaned, dried, and autoclaved according to standard medical sanitation protocols.

20. Does the ergonomic design help reduce hand strain?

    Yes, its balanced weight and textured grip help reduce surgeon fatigue during long procedures.