Specification              Details

Blade Type                 2 blades (Normal and Danish pattern available)

Material                     Surgical-grade stainless steel

Handle                      Ergonomic, anti-slip grip

Length                      15 cm – 20 cm

Blade Length         2 cm – 3 cm

Packaging              Sterile, single-use or reusable versions

Sterilization           Autoclave compatible

•  Surgical-grade Stainless Steel for durability and corrosion resistance

•  Non-slip handle made from medical-grade plastic or coated metal

•  Veterinary Surgical Instrument

•  Teat Surgery and Treatment Tools

•  Handheld surgical instrument with dual blades

•  Available in sterile packs for single use or reusable variants

•  Used to perform incisions on the teat canal to relieve blockages

•  Treats teat canal stenosis caused by fibrosis or chronic infections

•  Enhances milk flow by creating precise slits

•  Commonly used during mastitis treatment or teat surgery

•  Precise and clean incisions

•  Reduces tissue trauma with Danish blade pattern

•  Durable and corrosion-resistant material

•  Ergonomic design for better control

•  Helps in quicker recovery and improved milk flow

•   Requires skilled veterinary handling

•  Improper use can cause excessive damage or bleeding

•  Must be sterilized thoroughly to prevent infection

•  Not suitable for minor teat issues

•  Use only under professional veterinary supervision

•  Ensure sterilization before and after use

•  Avoid excessive cutting to prevent tissue damage

•  Monitor post-operation for infection or complications

•  HS Code: 9018.90

•  HSN Code: 9018.90.99 (Covers surgical instruments including veterinary tools)

•  Use with sterile gloves

•  Handle gently for controlled incision

•  Sterilize before and after each use

•  Store in protective case to maintain blade integrity

•  Autoclave at 121°C for 15-20 minutes

•  Chemical sterilization for non-autoclavable parts if any

•  Commonly used in cattle, buffalo, and other dairy animals

•  Essential for treating teat canal obstructions and fibrosis

•  Used in veterinary clinics and farm settings for teat care

Q1: What is a teat slitter used for?

  It is used to make precise cuts in the teat canal to relieve blockages or fibrosis.

Q2: What is the difference between Normal and Danish pattern blades?

  Normal blades are straight and traditional, while Danish blades are designed for smoother, less traumatic incisions.

Q3: Is the teat slitter reusable?

  Yes, if properly sterilized. Some versions may be single-use.

Q4: Can anyone use a teat slitter?

  No, only trained veterinary professionals should use it.

Q5: Is this tool used in humans?

  No, it is strictly veterinary.