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Welch allyn~d handle laryngoscope~4 mac blades~bulbs
WELCH ALLYN~D Handle Laryngoscope~4 MAC Blades~Bulbs
* (1) 60200 Stainless Steel D Handle (uses 2 "D" batteries - batteries not included). It is labeled on the box as a Model 60201. Universal design accepts any ASTM-standard blade. Crafted from durable chrome-plated brass with knurled finish for sure grip.
* (1) 69041 #1 Stainless Steel MacIntosh Blade.
* (1) 69042 #2 Stainless Steel MacIntosh Blade.
* (1) 69043 #3 Stainless Steel MacIntosh Blade
* (1) 69044 #4 Stainless Steel MacIntosh Blade.
* (2) #04700 Replacement Bulbs (for #1 & 2 Blades)
* (2) #04800 Replacement Bulbs (for #3 & 4 Blades)
"Welch Allyn's laryngoscope design uses a single piece of 304-series stainless steel as its load-bearing member. All competitive blades are constructed from multiple pieces of stainless steel or brass that are bonded together using a solder or braze. These solders or brazes are vulnerable to corrosion due to the harsh conditions associated with many sterilization methods. The one-piece construction of the Welch Allyn blade is more robust than the typical competitive product. Furthermore, its one-piece blade construction eliminates the potentially weaker soldered or brazed joint. Welch Allyn's innovative design incorporates an easy-to-remove light pipe that eliminates the difficult-to-clean areas of most competitive laryngoscopes. This makes Welch Allyn laryngoscopes not only easier to clean, but also easier to disinfect or sterilize. This virtually eliminates the chance for cross-contamination.. The removable fiber optic design truly makes Welch Allyn blades the smart choice for you. That s because this unique design makes our blades the most affordable way to upgrade from standard to fiber optic lighting while still offering the benefits of one-piece blade construction. To upgrade to fiber optics, simply replace your current, standard lamp light pipe with the fiber optic pipe."
