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HARF Instruments Surgical | Dental | Body Care S1 SCALELS & KNIVES HARF Instruments Surgical | Dental | Body Care www.harfins.com Scalpels & Knives S1-001 S1-002 S1-003 S1-004 S1-005 S1-006 Scalpel Handle Scalpel Handle Knife Handle Knife Handle Knife Handel Knife Handle 21 cm 21 cm 12.75cm 12.75cm 12.75cm 12.75cm 10, 11, 12, 15 10, 11, 12, 15 10, 11, 12, 15 10, 11, 12, 15 S1-007 S1-00801 S1-00802 S1-009 S1-010 S1-011 Scalpel Handle Knife Handle Knife Handle Scalpel Plastic Scalpel Plastic Scalpel Plastic 21cm 12.75cm 16.50cm handle handle handle 20, 22, 25 10, 11, 12, 15 www.harfins . c o m 1 Scalpels & Knives S1-01201 S1-01202 S1-01203 S1-01204 S1-01205 S1-01206 Collin S1-013 S1-014 S1-015 S1-016 S1-017 S1-018 S1-019 11.5 cm 16 cm 12.7 cm 11 cm 12.7 cm 13.5 cm 12 cm www.harfins . c o m 2 Scalpels & Knives S1-020 S1-021 S1-022 S1-023 S1-024 TROUTMAN-CHRIS TROUTMAN-CHRIS 11cm CASTROVIEJO 18.5cm 9cm 9cm 13cm S1-025 S1-026 S1-027 S1-028 Kaye Scalpel Handle Worwin Round Scalpel Handle 15cm 15.5cm 15.25cm 14cm 10, 11, 12, 15 www.harfins . c o m 3 Scalpels & Knives S1-02901 S1-02902 S1-02903 S1-02904 S1-02905 S1-02906 S1-02907 S1-02908 S1-02909 S1-02910 S1-02911 Dieffenbach www.harfins . c o m 4 Scalpels & Knives S1-03001 S1-03002 S1-03003 S1-03101 S1-03102 S1-03103 S1-03104 S1-03105 S1-03106 S1-03004 S1-03005 S1-03006 S1-03107 S1-03108 S1-03109 S1-03110 Collin Dieffenbach www.harfins . c o m 5 Scalpels & Knives S1-032 S1-033 S1-034 S1-035 S1-036 S1-037 S1-038 S1-039 S1-040 S1-041 14 - 17.5cm S1-042 S1-043 S1-044 S1-045 S1-046 S1-047 S1-048 S1-049 S1-050 S1-051 www.harfins . c o m 6 Scalpels & Knives S1-05201 S1-05202 S1-05203 S1-05204 S1-05205 15 cm 15 cm 15.5 cm 16 cm 16 cm 30 mm 36 mm 40 mm 45 mm 50 mm S1-05206 S1-05207 S1-05208 S1-05209 S1-05210 15 cm 15 cm 16 cm 16 cm 17 cm Dissecting Knives with Metal Handle 27 mm 35 mm 40 mm 47 mm 50 mm www.harfins . c o m 7 Autopsy & Cartilage Knives S1-05501 S1-05502 S1-05503 S1-05601 S1-05602 S1-05603 S1-053 S1-054 Size: 25.5cm VIRCHOW WALB VIRCHOW www.harfins . c o m 8 Scalpels, Tenotomes & Resection Knives S1-057 S1-058 S1-059 S1-063 GRAEFE DIEFFENBACH S1-064 S1-065 S1-066 S1-067 13cm S1-060 S1-061 S1-062 16cm Tenotome 29cm 18cm 18cm www.harfins . c o m 9 Amputating, Cartilage & Autopsy Knives S1-06801 S1-069 S1-070 S1-071 S1-072 S1-073 S1-074 S1-075 13cm CATLIN LANGENBECK Size: 11cm Size: 5.5cm Size: 7cm Size: 8cm Size: 19.5cm S1-06802 Size: 16cm Size: 12cm Blade Length Blade Length Blade Length Blade Length Blade Length 16cm Blade Length Blade Length Interosseous With Raspatory, Wooden Metal Handle Metal Handle Amputating Flap Knives Knives Wooden Handle Handle Knives S1-06803 19cm S1-06804 20cm www.harfins . c o m 10 Cone Knives & Myomatome Knives S1-076 S1-077 S1-078 AYRE 23cm SEGOND 23.5cm Cone Knife 27cm Cone Knife Myomatome www.harfins . c o m 11 Trigeminal & Tonsil Knives S1-079 S1-080 S1-081 S1-082 S1-083 OLIVECRONA FOWLER ABRAHAM BRUNINGS 20.5cm 23cm 20cm 21.5cm 21.5cm Trigeminal Knife Trigeminal Knife Tonsil Knife Tonsil Knife Tonsil Knife www.harfins . c o m 12 Scalpels, Dura Knives & Comedone Extractors S1-08401 S1-08402 S1-08501 S1-08502 S1-08503 Straight Curved Small Large Pointed JOSEPH 14.5cm ZIEGLER Double Edged Nasal 12cm Knives, Pointed Milium Knives www.harfins . c o m 13 Scalpels, Dura Knives & Comedone Extractors S1-086 S1-087 VIDAL MONCORPS S1-088 Lupus Scraper Milium Knives SAALFELD 13.5cm 13cm 10cm S1-089 S1-090 S1-091 HEBRA 14.5cm UNNA 18cm 14.5cm www.harfins . c o m 14 .
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