•  The B.P. Handle Is A Flat, Metallic Instrument With A Slotted Tip Designed To Accommodate Different Sizes Of Interchangeable Blades.

•  Named After Bard-Parker, Pioneers In Surgical Instruments.

•  Offers Ergonomic Grip With Serrated Surface For Secure Handling During Procedures.

•  Name: B.P. Handle (Bard-Parker Handle)

•  Type: Surgical Instrument (Reusable Scalpel Handle)

•  Primary Use: To Hold And Control Disposable Surgical Blades For Making Incisions

•  Users: Surgeons, Veterinarians, Dentists, And Medical Professionals

Feature                                                      Description

Material                                             Stainless Steel (Grade 410 Or 420)

Finish                                                 Satin / Matte / Polished

Compatibility                                     Fits Standard Bard-Parker Surgical Blades

Reusability                                         Yes (Autoclavable)

Handle Length                                   12–16 Cm (Depending On Type)

Grip Design                                         Serrated / Ribbed / Textured

Handle No.Blade Compatibility                                                        Common Uses

No. 3          Blades #10–15                                            General Surgery, Minor Procedures

No. 4          Blades #20–25                                           Large Animal Or Deep-Tissue Surgery

No. 7          Blades #10–15                                             Precise Or Delicate Work (Long Slender)

No. 9, 10    Specialized Blades                                     Ent, Plastic, Or Veterinary Use

•  Based On Size: No. 3, 4, 7, 9

•  Based On Design: Flat, Round, Long, Slim

•  Based On Application:

o  Human Surgical Handle

o  Veterinary Surgical Handle

•  Category: Surgical And Veterinary Instruments

•  Form: Rigid, Metallic, Manual, Hand-Held

•  Blade: Separate, Disposable Stainless Steel Blades

Human Applications:

•  General Surgery

•  Orthopedics

•  Ent

•  Dermatology

•  Plastic Surgery

•  Dental Surgery

Veterinary Applications:

•  Small And Large Animal Surgeries

•  Spaying/Neutering

•  Emergency Lacerations

•  Minor Wound Treatments

1.   Attach Blade: Slide The Blade Into The Slot Until It Locks Securely.

2.  Grip Handle: Use Palmar Grip For Strong Incisions; Pencil Grip For Precise Cuts.

3.  Remove Blade: Use Blade Removal Forceps Or A Blade Remover Tool.

4.  Clean: Rinse With Warm Water Before Sterilizing.

•  Sterilization Method: Autoclave (Steam Under Pressure: 121°C For 15-20 Mins)

•  Disinfection: Ultrasonic Cleaner, Enzymatic Solution, Alcohol Wipes

•  Important: Always Dry Immediately After Sterilization To Avoid Rust

Advantages

•  Reusable And Cost-Effective

•  Compatible With A Variety Of Blades

•  Precise Control For Surgical Incisions

•  Ergonomic Design

•  Durable (Stainless Steel)

Disadvantages

•  Risk Of Injury If Mishandled

•  Requires Regular Sterilization And Care

•  Blade Loading/Unloading Can Be Hazardous

•  Can Rust If Improperly Dried/Stored

•  Always Use Tools (Pliers Or Blade Removers) To Load/Unload Blades.

•  Do Not Reuse Blades; Use New Blades For Each Procedure.

•  Inspect For Signs Of Corrosion, Warping, Or Looseness Before Use.

•  Keep Out Of Reach Of Non-Professionals And Children.

•  Hold Firmly Using A Controlled Grip.

•  Dispose Of Used Blades In A Sharps Container.

•  Store The Handle In A Clean, Dry Instrument Tray.

•  Lubricate Hinges Or Joints (If Any) Monthly.

Code Type                                     Code                                                 Description

HSN Code                                9018.90.21                                 Instruments For Medical/Surgical Use

HS Code                                    9018                                         Surgical Instruments & Apparatus

Q1: What Is A B.P. Handle Used For?

A: It Is Used To Hold Disposable Surgical Blades For Precise Incisions In Surgical Or Veterinary Procedures.

Q2: Is The B.P. Handle Reusable?

A: Yes, It Is Made Of Stainless Steel And Is Autoclavable.

Q3: What Blades Are Compatible With It?

A: No. 3 Fits Blades #10–15; No. 4 Fits Blades #20–25; No. 7 Fits Smaller Precision Blades.

Q4: How Is It Sterilized?

A: Via Autoclaving, Chemical Disinfection, Or Ultrasonic Cleaning.

Q5: Can It Be Used In Veterinary Surgery?

A: Yes, It's Widely Used In Both Small And Large Animal Surgeries.

Q6: Is It Safe To Remove The Blade By Hand?

A: No. Use Proper Blade-Removing Tools To Avoid Injury.