Mini Disposable Scalpel - #12 Hook Blade
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More about Mini Disposable Scalpel - #12 Hook Blade
The shape of this #12 Hook Blade Mini Disposable Scalpel was designed for a natural feel between your thumb and two fingers. when not in use, cover the blade with the included plastic sheath.
- Blade has a protective guard for safety
- Plastic handle with a carbon steel blade
- Non-sterile
- Slightly oiled to increase shelf life
- Sold & priced per scalpel; 40 blades/box
The best blade I’ve found for castrating hogs
Not as high of quality as the ag-tek/kane mini scalpel I am used to. They are not as sharp and the #12 hook is shaped a little different. But, they do work in a pinch when I am unable to get my others from my regular source.
My hubby is a farmer/rancher - i steal his and use them as seam rippers when i am sewing They stay sharp, and i especially like that they have a blade cover.
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The best blade I’ve found for castrating hogs
Not as high of quality as the ag-tek/kane mini scalpel I am used to. They are not as sharp and the #12 hook is shaped a little different. But, they do work in a pinch when I am unable to get my others from my regular source.
My hubby is a farmer/rancher - i steal his and use them as seam rippers when i am sewing They stay sharp, and i especially like that they have a blade cover.