"Dunrite Instruments"

Everything need for starting a dissection.

The traditional surgical handle.

Designed for health science education.

Built to match BSCS.

The curved end has a knife edge for easy separation of tissue from bone, while the other end comes to a tapered, sharp point great for tracing arteries, or teasing muscle.

Makes easy work of cutting bone.

Great for high school dissection applications.

Slip proof fine point forceps.

Same advantages as small tissue forceps, but designed for use with larger specimens.

This versatile instrument is several tools in one. Use the pointed end like a dissecting needle, and the grooved flat end can be used as a section lifter or to 'hold' an artery or nerve in the groove to make it easier to see and trace. Stainless steel.

Three stainless steel hooks chained to a loop hold large specimens in place when dissecting.

The one-piece, stainless steel design won’t break when cutting tough muscle tissue and cartilage.

Scissor handles securely clamp an injection needle to the vessel, preventing leaks. They have straight, serrated jaws and a box joint.

Basic scalpels for everyday use.

Flexible, easy-to-clean simulated leather folds neatly into a pocket. It is brown and comes with snap fasteners. It folds to 7×3".

Both ends of this flexible instrument are functional: the flat end with the eye can be threaded for ID tags, while other end with a thickened “nub” is useful for delicate probing without puncturing tissue.