Skin Graft Knives(3)

Humby – Braithwaite Dermatome (Skin Graft Knife) was developed by Graham Humby in England who was working at the Great Ormonde Street, London. Braithwaite Fenton introduced a new model combining modifications so that the instrument need not be dismantled to replace the blade.

• Adjustable Settings Enabling A Variation In Thickness Of Skin Graft
• Adjustable Cut Thickness From 0.1mm To 1.2mm
• Max Cut Width 155mm, 32 cm (13") Inches
• Interchangeable Blades Available

Silver Skin Graft Dermatome was developed by H.L Silver in Toronto Canada. The Knife is designed for taking small grafts utilising a razor blade fixed into the device holder. The Silver Knife Dermatome features a guide to control the thickness of the cut.

• Ideal For Harvesting Intricate Grafts
• Uses Interchangeable Disposable Razor Blades
• Adjustable Cut Thickness From 0.1mm To 1.2mm
• Max Cut Width 40mm

Watson Dermatome (Skin Graft Knife) was developed by Watson Johnson in 1960. This manual dermatome has a polished, stainless-steel guard and a simpler, more rigid thickness adjustment compared to Humby – Braithwaite Dermatome.

• Depth Of Cut Adjustable By Rod Rotation
• Precision Fit "No Play" in use
• Adjustable Cut Thickness From 0.1mm To 1.2mm
• Max Cut Width 155mm, 30.5 cm (12") Inches