Teleflex - 008614400 - Standard Wisconsin Blade 4

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Brand: Teleflex
Sold By: Each
WHSXX: IM1
Product Color: Silver
Product Size: Size 4
Application: Airway Management / Intubation
User: Adult

Product Overview

     Teleflex Standard Wisconsin Blade 4 is a high-quality surgical instrument designed for precision and efficiency in medical procedures. Made from durable stainless steel, this blade is reliable and long-lasting, making it a valuable addition to any medical facility.

Key features of the Standard Wisconsin Blade 4 include:
1. Sharp cutting edge for clean and precise incisions
2. Lightweight and ergonomic design for comfortable use
3. Compatible with standard surgical handles for easy interchangeability
4. Sterile packaging for immediate use in operating room settings

For Better Use:
This blade is ideal for use in a wide range of surgical procedures, including dermatology, plastic surgery, and general surgery. It is recommended for making small, precise incisions with minimal tissue trauma. Pair with a compatible surgical handle for maximum control and precision during procedures. With its reliable performance and durable construction, the Teleflex Standard Wisconsin Blade 4 is a must-have tool for healthcare professionals.

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2 Reviews

  • 5
    Worthwhile Squier upgrade

    Posted by Scott in musician on Apr 5th 2016

    I got this as an experiment to upgrade a Squier Bullet Telecaster. I previously had an Squier Affinity Telecaster from a year before. The Bullet played great, and sounded OK, but not quite as good as the Affinity. So I decided to do an upgrade, and looking to economize and searching for reviews, I chose the Tex Mex pickups. Glad I did - what a difference. Lower and more full bass is the first thing that is evident, and cleaner high range. Overdrives well too. Was easy enough to install with light soldering. I suggest recording your guitar before and after to hear what a difference an inexpensi

  • 4
    Beautiful Fender Sound

    Posted by Will in Missouri in musician on Apr 5th 2016

    I bought these pickups years ago (2014 or 2015) and put it into a Mexican tele with a matte blue finish. Those teles were only made for about a year IIRC. I've read this that this the most "strat-sounding" tele pickup made. I think that's an accurate description. The neck pickup is just *beautiful* to listen to. If anyone ever asks me what a Fender "sounds like," it's going to be my answer. I think the best way to describe the bridge pickup would be that it's what I imagine a strat would sound like if you put a bridge plate on it. It still sounds like a tele because of that plate, but it's kin