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BD 371340 - Autopsy Blade #60, Carbon Steel, Non-Sterile Precision Cutting Tool for Post-Mortem Examination, 150/CS

BD  # 371340 - Autopsy Blade #60, Carbon Steel, Non-Sterile  Precision Cutting Tool for Post-Mortem Examination, 150/CS
Part Number BD 371340
SKU Number CIA2595963
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Product Description

BD 371340 - Autopsy Blade #60, Carbon Steel, Non-Sterile Precision Cutting Tool for Post-Mortem Examination, 150/CS

The BD 371340 Autopsy Blade #60 is a high-quality carbon-steel cutting instrument designed specifically for post-mortem examinations, gross pathology procedures, and anatomical dissections. Its #60 blade profile provides a wide, durable cutting edge suitable for deep, controlled sectioning of tissues. Manufactured from premium carbon steel, this non-sterile autopsy blade delivers exceptional sharpness, edge retention, and structural stability required for the rigorous demands of autopsy and laboratory environments.

Manufacturer371340
ApplicationSurgical Blade
GradeSurgical Grade
MaterialCarbon Steel
UsageDisposable

Key Benefits

The BD 371340 blade offers excellent cutting precision due to its hardened carbon-steel composition, allowing pathologists to perform clean, accurate dissections with minimal effort. The wide #60 blade shape enhances maneuverability during gross tissue sectioning. Its non-sterile format makes it ideal for autopsy suites where sterilization is not required prior to use. BDs strict quality standards ensure consistent sharpness, blade integrity, and reliable performance across high-volume facilities.

Compatibility and Applications

This autopsy blade is compatible with standard #60 blade handles designed for gross pathology and post-mortem procedures. Common applications include:

  • Forensic and hospital autopsies
  • Gross anatomical dissection
  • Pathology tissue examination and sampling
  • Large-specimen sectioning
  • Veterinary necropsy procedures

Usage Guidelines

Attach the blade securely to a compatible #60 handle using appropriate safety precautions. Handle with care during installation and removal to prevent accidental injury. Use the blade for gross tissue cutting, sectioning, and anatomical dissection as required. Dispose of the blade in a puncture-resistant sharps container after use. Store unused blades in a clean, dry area away from moisture to prevent corrosion.

Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals

BD autopsy blades are produced under ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certified manufacturing processes. Although non-sterile, each blade undergoes strict inspections for metal integrity, sharpness, and manufacturing uniformity. The product complies with recognized standards for surgical cutting instruments used in gross pathology and post-mortem environments.

Comparison with Competitor Products

Compared to generic carbon-steel autopsy blades, BD 371340 provides superior edge retention, cleaner cuts, and more consistent manufacturing quality. Many competitor models may exhibit variable sharpness or increased brittleness. BDs reputation for high-precision sharp instruments makes this blade a trusted choice in professional autopsy and pathology settings.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

This blade is commonly used by:

  • Pathologists and pathology assistants
  • Forensic medical examiners
  • Autopsy technicians and morgue personnel
  • Veterinary pathologists performing necropsies
  • Academic anatomy labs

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

Use cut-resistant gloves and proper gripping tools when handling blades. Inspect the blade prior to use for any visible defects. Avoid applying excessive lateral force to maintain blade integrity. After completion of dissection, remove the blade carefully and discard immediately in a sharps container. Keep unused blades in original packaging to preserve sharpness and prevent corrosion.

Regulatory and Safety Information

The BD 371340 Autopsy Blade #60 is intended for non-sterile use in post-mortem and laboratory environments by trained professionals. Always follow institutional safety guidelines for handling sharp instruments. Wear appropriate PPE including gloves, protective eyewear, and lab coats. All used blades must be treated as hazardous sharps and disposed of according to regulatory waste-management protocols.

How to Order

To order the BD 371340 Carbon-Steel Autopsy Blade #60, add the item to your cart and complete checkout through CIA Medicals secure system. For bulk orders, morgue supply contracts, or assistance with product specifications, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850 or submit an inquiry through the contact form on this page. Our team is ready to support your facilitys pathology and autopsy supply needs.