Schink Dermatome

The Schink dermatome, supplied under catalogue number BA706R, is a hand-held skin grafting knife in the Aesculap Skin Grafting Knives category (German: Handdermatome). Instruments in this category are used in skin grafting procedures to harvest grafts of skin. This instrument carries the Schink pattern designation, the catalogue identifier used to specify this particular hand dermatome, and is distinguished within the range by that pattern name and its catalogue number.

The instrument is designed as a reusable hand dermatome that accepts a replaceable cutting blade. The catalogue records an overall length of 300.00 mm (11 3/4″). It is catalogued for use with spare blade BA708R, BA709R, which supplies the replaceable cutting edge.

The Schink name is a designation rather than a description of separately catalogued dimensions. In surgical instrument catalogues, a pattern or eponym identifies a recognised instrument configuration and allows a specific design to be requested and reordered consistently. Within this platform the Schink designation, together with catalogue number BA706R and registry reference REG-000003, provides an unambiguous identifier for procurement, inventory control and repeat ordering.

This catalogue entry is supplied as a single configuration under catalogue number BA706R; it is not a variable product and is not offered here in multiple selectable variants. Related items are catalogued separately under their own catalogue numbers, including the compatible catalogue numbers BA708R, BA709R referenced above.

Technical specifications recorded for this catalogue number are as follows. Pattern designation: Schink; Instrument type: Hand dermatome (skin grafting knife); Category: Skin Grafting Knives (Handdermatome); Subcategory: Dermatome; Overall length: 300.00 mm / 11 3/4″; Catalogued for use with: BA708R, BA709R; Catalogue number: BA706R; Registry reference: REG-000003; Source: Aesculap Surgical Instrument Catalog, page 607. Fields that are not stated in the source catalogue — such as material composition — are intentionally omitted rather than estimated.

In terms of application, the Schink dermatome is used in skin grafting procedures to harvest grafts of skin, consistent with its classification in the Skin Grafting Knives category. Specific surgical techniques, indications and settings are determined by the operating clinician and are not enumerated in the source catalogue, so none are added here.

Aesculap products on this platform are supplied through a B2B inquiry process. Pricing is not published; hospitals, surgical centres, distributors and procurement teams can request a quote or send an inquiry to confirm current availability, packaging and delivery for this catalogue number. For this item, quote and inquiry requests should reference catalogue number BA706R and, where relevant, the compatible catalogue numbers BA708R, BA709R.

All information above is drawn from the Aesculap Surgical Instrument Catalog and is presented for identification and procurement purposes; it does not add specifications, materials or clinical claims beyond those printed in the source.

For traceability, this record links manufacturer catalogue number BA706R to internal registry reference REG-000003 and to its printed location in the Aesculap Surgical Instrument Catalog (page 607). Maintaining the connection between the catalogue number, the registry reference and the source page supports accurate quoting, auditing and repeat ordering across hospital, surgical-centre and distributor procurement workflows, and ensures that the designation shown to buyers matches the printed source entry and the catalogued compatibility with BA708R, BA709R.

For traceability, this record links manufacturer catalogue number BA706R to internal registry reference REG-000003 and to its printed location in the Aesculap Surgical Instrument Catalog (page 607). Maintaining the connection between the catalogue number, the registry reference and the source page supports accurate quoting, auditing and repeat ordering across hospital, surgical-centre and distributor procurement workflows, and ensures that the designation shown to buyers matches the printed source entry and the catalogued compatibility with BA708R, BA709R.