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For more information on the complete range of surgical blades, handles, scalpels, disposable, fine and retractable scalpels please go to our website.
In response to the EU Sharps Directive 2010/32/EU Swann-Morton have launched the KLEEN Blade Management system consisting of their standard blade enclosed within a protective cartridge thus supporting safe handling when fitting and removing the blade from your existing surgical handles. Complimented by Retractable Safety Scalpels, single use Blade Removers and “Cygnetic” they can now offer a complete range of compliant safety solutions.
Swann-Morton can offer in house sharps safety training in line with the new Directive so contact us on sharpssafety@
swann-morton.com for more information.
Owlerton Green, Sheffield S6 2BJ Telephone: 0114 2344231, Sales: 0114 2344223
uksales@swann-morton.com,
exportsales@swann-morton.com
‘Swann-Morton’ and the ‘Ring Pattern Logo’ are the registered trade marks of Swann-Morton Limited and related companies.
www.swann-morton.com
Your first choice in infection control
Our range of respiratory products offers a number of options which may be used to help reduce the risk of cross contamination between patients and health care workers in the clinical environment.
• i-view™ video laryngoscope
• TrachSeal™ closed suction systems
• High efficiency breathing filters and HMEFs
• FiltaMask™ medium concentration oxygen mask
• StarMed respiratory hoods • Self-sealing in-line T-piece
Helping to reduce the risk of cross contamination
View our full product range
www.intersurgical.co.uk/info/InfectionControl
Quality, innovation and choice lnteract with us
www.intersurgical.co.uk
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