Description
The blade removers in this listing are Cincinnati Surgical products, made for taking used blades off handles without fingers near the edge. The options differ by material, sterility, and packaging, and each one carries its own catalog number.
- Sterility – sterile and non-sterile options, stated on every option label
- Packaging – sold as listed, including 10/bx, 100/bx, 50/bx
- Brand lines – Cincinnati Surgical and Swann Morton options under one listing
- Catalog numbers – 5 options in this listing, each with its own SKU
Main Description
The company has produced surgical blades in Cincinnati, Ohio since 1938. Sharps injuries most often happen during blade removal, which is the step these removers take over. The blade is gripped and contained by the remover rather than pinched off by hand. A joint manufacturing agreement with Swann-Morton of Sheffield, England has been in place since 2015. Manufacturing is certified under ISO 13485 for medical devices, with ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 also held.
Features and Benefits
Removal Action
Fit and Use
- Option clarity – material, sterility, and packaging are printed on every option label
Packaging and Sterility
- Sterile and Non-Sterile supply – sterility is fixed at the option level, never mixed inside a box
- Manufacturer packaging – sold as listed in 10/bx, 100/bx, 50/bx, priced per pack or box
- Reorder by number – the catalog number on the box is the SKU used for reorders
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Manufacturer – Cincinnati Surgical Company
- Brand line – Cincinnati Surgical and Swann Morton
- Sterility – Sterile and Non-Sterile
- Packaging – 10/bx, 100/bx, 50/bx
- Catalog numbers – 5 in this listing, including 48, 48CS, 48EVO, 48SM
Shop the full Cincinnati Surgical range at MedicalEx or browse patient care supplies for the handles, removers, and sets used alongside them.
Why Choose Cincinnati Blade Removers?
Founded in 1938, the maker focuses on surgical blades, scalpels, and the handles that carry them. Swann-Morton production runs through a joint manufacturing agreement that dates to 2015. That focus shows in listings like this one, where the options are the manufacturer’s own catalog options for the product.
- Brand lines side by side – compare the house and Sheffield lines in one listing instead of three
- Fewer mid-case substitutions – the size, material, and sterility you pick are the ones that arrive
- Consistent supply – in-house sterilization and high daily output keep core sizes in production
- A specialist maker – the catalog is blades, scalpels, handles, and needles, nothing else
- Clean reorders – stable catalog numbers make the second order identical to the first
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
- Cincinnati Blade Removers – Aunex Blade Remover Directions for Use
- Cincinnati Blade Removers – Cincinnati Surgical Product Catalog
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a blade remover do?
A blade remover grips the used blade so it slides off the handle and stays contained, without fingers near the edge. The manufacturer notes the Aunex remover takes all standard sized surgical blades, including size 60 and 70 blades.
What options are in this listing?
This listing covers the remover options sold by Cincinnati Surgical Company, in sterile and non-sterile forms packed as 10/bx, 100/bx, 50/bx. Each option label states the remover type and packaging.
Are the removers reusable?
The single use removers are disposed of with the blade inside after use. Check the option label for the form you are ordering, since the range includes single use and cartridge styles.
Where are the directions for use?
The Aunex directions for use are linked in the manuals section of this page where they apply. The steps show how the blade is captured before it leaves the handle.
Which blades can these removers take?
They are made for standard surgical blades across the common size range. The catalog notes size 60 and 70 blades are included for the Aunex remover.
