Description
This listing covers the Swann Morton stitch cutters, the options hospitals order for sliding under a suture and cutting it during suture removal. The blade is stainless steel sterile and is an economical alternative to scissors.
- Material options – stainless steel across the options in this listing
- Sterility – sterile options, stated on every option label
- Packaging – sold as listed, including 10/bx
- Catalog numbers – 1 option in this listing, each with its own SKU
Main Description
Cincinnati Surgical brings more than eight decades of blade making experience, dating back to 1938. Suture removal calls for a fine guarded edge that can slip under a stitch without nicking the skin beneath it. The forms in this range cover the lengths and handle styles clinics stock for removal trays. Production is certified to ISO 13485, ISO 14001, and ISO 50001 standards. The plant sterilizes in-house and produces more than 1.5 million blades a day.
Features and Benefits
Cutter Form
- Stainless Steel build – the steel options the manufacturer lists for this product, chosen at the option level
Fit and Use
- Option clarity – material, sterility, and packaging are printed on every option label
Packaging and Sterility
- Sterile supply – sterility is fixed at the option level, never mixed inside a box
- Manufacturer packaging – sold as listed in 10/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 – Swann Morton
- Material – Stainless Steel
- Sterility – Sterile
- Packaging – 10/bx
- Catalog numbers – 1 in this listing, including SM0526
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 Stitch Cutter Scalpels?
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.
- 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
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a stitch cutter used for?
A stitch cutter slides under a suture so the suture can be cut and lifted away during suture removal. The guarded edge shape keeps the point away from the skin while the suture is engaged.
What forms are in this listing?
This listing covers the form named in the product title, in sterile options packed as 10/bx. Short, long, and midi forms, cutter blades, and handled cutter scalpels are separate listings.
Does the cutter fit a handle?
Forms differ across the range: the stitch cutter blade is made to fit a size 3 handle, as its catalog listing states. The handled forms come with the handle already fitted and need nothing extra.
Are stitch cutters reusable?
No, these are sterile single use instruments. Each cutter is opened for one patient and disposed of after the removal.
Which brand line are they from?
These are Swann Morton stitch cutters sold by Cincinnati Surgical Company. The Swann Morton reference number is carried in the catalog listing for each option.
