McKesson Brand Surgical Blade Size 11 — Precision Carbon Steel Blade for Fine, Controlled Incisions

When surgical accuracy and dependable performance are essential, the McKesson Brand Surgical Blade Size 11 stands ready. Made from high-quality carbon steel and sterilized for single-use, this blade delivers sharp, precise cutting action — ideal for a wide range of clinical procedures that require controlled, accuracy-focused incisions.

What This Product Does & Why It Matters

• Engineered for precise cutting: The Size 11 blade features a long, narrow triangular shape that excels in detailed procedures like small tissue incisions, fine dissecting work, or initiating cuts that require exact control.
• Carbon steel construction for sharp performance: Crafted from premium carbon steel, these blades arrive keenly sharp and ready to perform. The strong cutting edge promotes smooth, clean incisions that help reduce tissue trauma and improve procedural efficiency.
• Sterile, disposable design enhances safety: Each blade is individually sterile-wrapped and ready to use, helping maintain infection control. The disposable, single-use format eliminates the need for re-sterilization and helps protect patients and caregivers alike.
• Convenient bulk supply: A box of 100 blades ensures you’ll have reliable tools on hand for clinics, operating rooms, training labs, and busy procedure areas — reducing the need for frequent restocking.

Product Highlights

• Blade Size: 11 — excellent for precise incisions and controlled surgical entry points.
• Material: Carbon steel — delivers a reliable, sharp cutting edge straight out of the package.
• Sterile: Individually packaged for single-use, sterile clinical performance.
• Disposable: Single-use design supports infection control and clinical safety.
• Count: 100 blades per box — dependable value for high-use environments.
• Handle Compatibility: Fits standard reusable scalpel handles used in clinical settings.

Who It’s Ideal For

• This blade is a practical choice for:
• Surgeons and surgical technicians needing accurate, controlled incisions
• Clinics and ambulatory surgery centers requiring reliable sterile blades
• Veterinary practices performing fine incisions on small animals
• Medical training programs and students learning precise cutting techniques
• Wound care specialists and outpatient procedure areas