Halle Knife

Description

Halle Knife

The Halle knife is a slim, long-handled knife for fine cutting. Surgeons use it when they need a precise incision in a narrow or deep field.

A knife with reach

Standard scalpels suit surface incisions. However, deep neurosurgical work needs a longer instrument. The knife places a small cutting end at the tip of a 20 cm instrument, so the hand stays clear.

Size

We list the knife at 20 cm. Because blade shape matters for a knife, please contact us for the exact blade profile. We can send photos and measurements before you order.

Where surgeons use it

Neurosurgeons use fine knives to open the dura, divide tissue bands and start controlled incisions. For example, a knife can make a small nick, and then scissors extend the cut.

Choosing a neurosurgical knife

Our range includes several named knives. So compare the Halle with other patterns, such as the Koos, Samii or Yasargil knives. Also, consider how often you need a long reach versus a short one.

Caring for your Halle knife

Handle the cutting edge carefully during cleaning. Rinse the knife soon after use and wipe it with a soft cloth. Then dry it, fit a tip guard and sterilize it.

Halle knife specifications

• Halle pattern
• Overall length: 20 cm
• Blade profile on request
• Stainless steel

Ordering from Intrace USA

We give the knife a three-year warranty on its workmanship. Before packing, our Atlanta team checks every knife by hand. Our FAQ library explains payment and delivery. We also refer to ASTM F899, which sets the steel rules for cutting tools. Another fine option is the Samii tumor knife. Explore the neurosurgery knives and micro tools for more.

For professional use. Read the the knife care page about knife photos and nickel in stainless, and see the returns details for exchanges.