Watson Skin Grafting Knife

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Watson Skin Grafting Knife - Plastic Surgery Instruments

Watson Skin Graft Knife Dermatome
Watson Skin Graft Knife,he roller bar is smooth and does not oscillate or rotate in use. The graft thickness is controlled by slackening the locking nut and rotating the adjuster.Related instruments: Humby Skin Graft Knife,Disposable Blade For Skin Graft

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ITEM CODE: HMI-PS-404

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#Reference Image how Mirror Polished finish Looks Like !

Mirror Polished

Appearance: Highly reflective, which can enhance the visual appeal of the instruments.
Usability: The smooth surface allows for easy cleaning and sterilization, reducing the risk of bacterial buildup.
Comfort: The shine can help in identifying the instrument’s condition (e.g., cleanliness), but the glare might be distracting in certain lighting conditions.
Drawbacks: Reflective surfaces can lead to visual discomfort in bright operating rooms, and they may show fingerprints and smudges, requiring more frequent cleaning.

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Dull Finish

Appearance: Low sheen, providing a balance between aesthetic appeal and practicality.
Usability: Offers a non-reflective surface that is still relatively easy to clean. It minimizes glare, which can be advantageous during surgeries.
Comfort: The reduced reflection can make it easier for surgeons to focus on their tasks without distractions from shiny surfaces. The finish can also hide minor scratches or imperfections that might occur during use.

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Matte Finish

Appearance: Completely non-reflective, giving a very soft and professional look.
Usability: Excellent for minimizing glare, making it easier for surgeons to work under bright surgical lights. However, this finish can sometimes be more challenging to clean thoroughly compared to mirror-polished surfaces.
Comfort: Provides the least visual distraction, which can enhance focus during surgery. Matte surfaces are also less slippery, which can improve grip and handling.
Drawbacks: While it disguises wear well, the matte finish can trap dirt and debris more easily, potentially requiring different cleaning methods to ensure sterilization.