Colección: Bisturíes y hojas

Aquí encontrará hojas de bisturí desechables y mangos de bisturí para podología, cuidado médico de los pies y consulta: desde modelos económicos hasta versiones con certificación médica. Ofrecemos mangos de bisturí en los tamaños n.º 3 y n.º 4 junto con las hojas correspondientes.

Más información: hoja, mango y aplicación

¿Qué hoja encaja en cada mango?

Es la confusión más frecuente al repetir un pedido: los dos sistemas no son compatibles:

  • El mango n.º 3 admite las figuras pequeñas 10, 11, 12, 15. Es el estándar para el trabajo fino en el surco ungueal y en los helomas.
  • El mango n.º 4 admite las figuras grandes 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, para rebajar callosidades en superficies amplias.

¿Qué figura de hoja para cada uso?

  • Fig. 10 – filo redondeado, para rebajar zonas amplias.
  • Fig. 11 – puntiaguda y recta. La opción clásica para el surco ungueal y para levantar los bordes de la uña.
  • Fig. 15 – filo corto y curvo, fácil de controlar en callosidades pequeñas y redondas.
  • Fig. 21 y 22 – filos grandes y curvos para superficies extensas de callosidades en el talón y el antepié.

Higiene y manejo

  • Las hojas son artículos de un solo uso; no se reafilan ni se reprocesan.
  • Coloque y retire la hoja solo con un cambiador de hojas o unas pinzas, nunca con los dedos.
  • Las hojas usadas se desechan en un contenedor resistente a punciones.
  • El mango se desinfecta y se esteriliza después de cada tratamiento.
  • Trabaje con el filo plano y en capas finas; nunca sobre fisuras, heridas o piel inflamada.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Scalpels & Blades

What is a scalpel?

A scalpel is a medical cutting instrument consisting of a handle (scalpel handle) and a replaceable blade. It is used for precise incisions in surgery, dermatology and podiatry – in foot care, for example, to remove calluses in a targeted way. All models: Scalpels & Blades.

Which scalpel blade fits which scalpel handle?

The blade size must match the handle. Our Scalpel Handle No. 3 takes the smaller blades (e.g. No. 10, 11, 12, 13, 15), while the larger Scalpel Handle No. 4 takes the bigger blades (e.g. No. 18, 19, 20, 21).

What is the difference between Scalpel Handle No. 3 and No. 4?

The Handle No. 3 is the standard handle for the smaller blades (No. 10–15), while the slightly sturdier Handle No. 4 takes the larger blades (No. 18–21). Which one you need depends on the blade size and the intended use.

Which blade shape (No. 10, 11, 15) is suited to what?

As a rough guide: the No. 10 blade has a rounded edge for broad, flat cuts, the No. 11 comes to a sharp point for precise stabbing cuts, and the No. 15 is a small, curved blade for fine precision work.

Is a scalpel sharper than a razor blade?

Yes, a scalpel is generally ground finer and more precisely than an ordinary razor blade. While razor blades are designed for hair removal, scalpel blades are engineered for surgical and podiatric precision cuts – for example, models from Aesculap, RUCK and other brands.

Are the scalpel blades sterile, individually wrapped and disposable?

Yes – our scalpel blades are individually sterile-wrapped (boxes of 100) and designed as single-use blades. After use they should be disposed of properly; the reusable stainless steel scalpel handle can be cleaned and sterilised.

What are disposable scalpels?

Disposable scalpels are ready-assembled single-use scalpels (a handle with a fixed blade) for maximum hygiene without any blade changing – ideal whenever a sterile instrument is only needed once.

What is a scalpel used for in foot care and podiatry?

In professional foot care, the scalpel is used to precisely remove calluses, corns and hardened skin. For an overview of the instruments podiatrists need, see our guide The most important instruments for podiatrists. Our podiatry instruments are a good complement.

Who are scalpels and blades suitable for?

Scalpels are intended for podiatrists, professional foot care and trained specialist staff. Our guide Requirements for medical foot care instruments explains what matters when choosing medical foot care instruments.

Can you buy a scalpel at a pharmacy?

Scalpels and scalpel blades are generally available through specialist medical suppliers. For professional users in podiatry, foot care or surgery, a specialist supplier is the better choice – with us you'll find them all together under Scalpels & Blades.

Can you buy a scalpel online?

Yes – through a specialist retailer like nagelzange.de you can buy high-quality scalpels and blades for professional use: blades to fit Scalpel Handle No. 3 and No. 4, disposable options for maximum hygiene, and callus-plane blades.

How do you change a scalpel blade safely?

Always hold the blade with a clamp or a blade remover – never with bare fingers – and fit or remove it at the handle mount. Used blades belong in a sharps/blade disposal container.

What is an alternative to a scalpel for calluses?

For use at home, a callus plane or a coarse foot file is safer than a scalpel. Blade-based callus removal remains a job for professional foot care.

Where can I find all scalpels and blades at a glance?

All handles and their matching disposable blades are grouped together under Scalpels & Blades – complemented by our podiatry instruments and nail instruments.