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The world’s leading surgeons and healthcare professionals can always rely on the consistent quality, precision and performance of surgical blades, handles and scalpels from Swann-Morton.


For more information on the complete range of surgical blades, handles, scalpels, disposable, fine and retractable scalpels please go to our website.


Our extensive range includes over 70 blade shapes and a selection of 27 handles. Used in various disciplines for both general and specialist surgery, all our products are subject to the strictest quality control procedures and are guaranteed never to let you down.


Where only Swann-Morton will do.


Swann-Morton Ltd. Penn Works, Owlerton Green, Sheffield S6 2BJ


Telephone: +44 (0)114 2344231 Email: info@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


Pull the handbrake on CO2 emissions


We can help you reduce the environmental impact of your operating theatre with: UK manufacture and repair Extensive reusable surgical instrumentation Repair and refurbishment of instrumentation Repair of endoscopes and power tools Free educational support to reduce ongoing costs


1 https://www.rcsed.ac.uk/professional-support-


development-resources/environmental-sustainability- and-surgery/green-theatre-checklist


Proud to be a family-run British company Proud to be a family-run British company +44 (0)1702 602050 | info@surgicalholdings.co.uk | surgicalholdings.co.uk +44 (0)1702 602050 | info@surgicalholdings.co.uk | surgicalholdings.co.uk


TO LEARN ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY IN SURGERY


SCAN ME


Surgery is particularly carbon intensive, with a typical single operation estimated to generate between 150-170kgCO2e, equivalent to driving 450 miles in an average petrol car1


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