Width Range
The page lists widths from 0.7mm to 1.7mm, which supports a custom size conversation instead of a fixed-size assumption.
Sapphire Blade Planning
custom size / FUE planning
Sapphire Hair Transplant Blade Planning for Custom Sizes
The C-50 product page gives surgeons and clinic buyers a sapphire channel opener blade reference for blade size, angle, and factory support.
Use the hair transplant sapphire knife c-50 details to review widths, lengths, sterilization packaging, and the terminology that should be aligned before a custom order.
custom size checks
Match the Blade Size to the Surgical Plan
These three checks are the fastest way to move from a product page to an actual clinic order conversation.
Length Range
The listed length range of 4.5mm to 5.5mm gives the clinic another control point when matching the blade to the procedure.
Angle Choice
Variable angle options help the buyer align the blade with the channel or slit geometry used in the FUE workflow.
The close-up view helps surgeons and buyers see the blade and handle as a complete surgical tool, not just a cutting edge.
product facts
JM Surgicals C-50 Specification Snapshot
The table keeps the product facts visible before any private label or sourcing discussion begins.
| Specification | Listed Detail |
|---|---|
| Product name | JM Surgicals Sapphire Hair Transplant Blade C-50 |
| Material | High-hardness sapphire |
| Widths | 0.7mm to 1.7mm |
| Lengths | 4.5mm to 5.5mm |
| Angle | Variable angle options; 45° cue shown in product image |
| Quality system | ISO 13485 factory note |
| Packaging | Dust cover, high-temperature resistant plastic case, and cardboard logistics boxes |
| Application | FUE hair transplant, slit formation, follicle extraction, and regenerative medicine settings |
private label and risk boundary
Keep Private Label and Factory Risk Separate
These notes turn the article topics into buyer-facing judgment points without drifting into unsupported claims.
Private Label Path
Use this space when the question is how the blade should be presented under a clinic or distributor program.
Factory Sourcing Risk
Keep the supplier conversation focused on the exact size, angle, packaging, and quality system you need.
Packaging and Sterility
The product page mentions a dust cover, a heat-resistant case, and logistics packaging, which are practical order details to confirm.
FUE workflow
How the Blade Fits the Hair Transplant Workflow
These cards translate the product page and article terms into clinic-ready language.
Slit Formation
Use the channel opener and slit blade wording when the procurement team needs to match the tool to the implantation step.
Low-Trauma Cutting
The sapphire material and sharp blade are presented as part of a precision tool designed for delicate tissue work.
Handle Comfort
Ergonomic titanium handle wording helps explain the tool beyond the blade edge itself.
related reading
Read More on Sapphire Blade Buyers and FUE Terms
These articles support the customization, risk, and terminology decisions around the C-50 blade.
Private Label Customization Paths For Sapphire Surgical Blade Buyers
Use this when you need to define how a custom blade program should be presented to clinics or channel partners.
Read the private label topicSupplier Risk Boundaries For Sapphire Surgical Blade Factory Sourcing
Use this when the order conversation needs to stay tight around size, angle, packaging, and product role.
Read the risk topicSapphire Slit Blade And Channel Opener Terms In FUE Hair Transplantation
Use this to align technical vocabulary with the surgical step the blade is supposed to support.
Read the terminology topiccommon questions
Sapphire Hair Transplant Blade FAQ
Use these answers to prepare a cleaner conversation about size, angle, packaging, and workflow terms.
What size range does the sapphire blade offer?
The product page lists widths from 0.7mm to 1.7mm and lengths from 4.5mm to 5.5mm, allowing buyers to match the blade to the procedure.
Why do angle options matter for this blade?
Angle options help the blade align with the slit or channel dimensions required in a specific FUE workflow, so the tool fits the surgical approach instead of forcing the procedure to fit the tool.
What should buyers prepare for a custom size discussion?
Prepare the target width, length, angle, handle preference, packaging needs, order quantity, and any clinic or distributor requirements.
How should the ISO 13485 note be read?
Treat the ISO 13485 note as a quality-system reference for the factory. It is useful background, but the buyer should still confirm the exact product configuration being ordered.
What packaging details are listed on the product page?
The page mentions a dust cover, a high-temperature resistant plastic case, and sturdy cardboard logistics boxes for transit.
What terminology should be aligned before ordering?
Align the terms sapphire slit blade, channel opener, and FUE hair transplant blade with the exact product role you want to discuss so the supplier can quote the right configuration.
