Dental Scissor

Description Type: Iris Scissors (named for eye surgery, now widely used). Blades: Short, fine, and curved for maneuvering in tight spaces. Cutting Edge: Often features Tungsten Carbide (TC) inserts on the cutting edges for long-lasting sharpness. Finish: Can be matte or polished; TC.  Specifications Length: 4.5 inches (approx. 11.5 cm)....

Description These are specialized scissors, typically 13cm (about 5 inches) long, used in healthcare for removing stitches (sutures). They feature fine, sharp blades for precision and often a unique hook or notch on one blade that slides under the suture to lift it, preventing...

Description Purpose: Primarily for safely removing sutures after surgery, cutting surgical threads, and minor dissection. Design: Often called Spencer, or Iris scissors, they have fine, sharp points for precision. Key Feature: One blade usually has a small hook or notch to catch and lift the suture before...

Description Purpose: Originally for ophthalmic procedures (iris dissection), now used for precise cutting of delicate tissues in plastic, general, and microsurgery. Design: Small, lightweight, with large finger loops for control, available with curved blades (CVD) for accuracy in tight spaces or straight for dissection. Tips: Extremely...

Description & Features Precision & Control: Tiny jaws and fine tips allow for intricate cutting, ideal for micro-surgery, ophthalmology, and ENT procedures. Tungsten Carbide (TC): Hard metal inserts on the blades provide superior sharpness and drastically extend cutting edge life compared to standard steel....

Description: Type: Operating or Dressing Scissor, often reusable after sterilization. Design: Combines a sharp point for precise cuts with a blunt, rounded tip to prevent damage to surrounding soft tissues during dissection. Material: High-quality surgical stainless steel, sometimes with  Tungsten Carbide (TC) inserts (indicated by gold handles) for extra hardness...

Description Type: Surgical Operating/Dissecting Scissors. Blade Configuration: One sharp edge and one blunt tip (Sharp/Blunt), often with curved jaws. Material: High-quality stainless steel, sometimes with Tungsten Carbide (TC) inserts for enhanced sharpness and durability. Design: Ergonomic ring handles for comfortable grip, minimizing fatigue. Application: Versatile for cutting dressings, sutures, and delicate...

Sharp/Blunt 6-inch surgical scissors are versatile medical tools with one sharp and one blunt tip, made from durable, sterilizable stainless steel, ideal for dressing wounds, removing sutures, and general dissection by allowing safe cutting near tissue (blunt) and precise cutting (sharp). Key features include...

Description: Function: Combines a sharp edge for clean cuts with a blunt edge to protect delicate tissues, preventing accidental punctures. Use: Ideal for cutting dressings, sutures, and soft tissues in general surgery, ENT, dental, and first aid. Design: Features ergonomic finger loops for comfortable grip, available in...

Description Design: A straight-bladed scissor with a unique combination of one sharp and one blunt tip. Functionality: The sharp edge cuts tissue, while the blunt tip slides under sutures or dissects delicate structures, minimizing accidental damage. Application: Ideal for general surgery, suture removal, delicate tissue dissection, and...

Description Type: Operating/Surgical Scissors, Standard/Dressing. Key Feature: One blade is sharp (fine edge), while the other is blunt (rounded). Design: Straight blade with ergonomic finger rings for grip. Purpose: The sharp tip cuts, while the blunt tip slides under sutures or separates tissue, reducing accidental...

Description Design: Combines a sharp blade for precision cutting with a blunt tip for separating tissues, reducing accidental punctures. Straight Blade: Offers better visibility and control for superficial dissection and cutting near the skin. Material: High-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, often German, for durability and corrosion resistance. Handles: Ergonomic...

Description Design: One sharp blade for cutting, one blunt blade for protection, straight design for superficial work. Material: High-grade surgical stainless steel, durable, rust-resistant, and autoclavable. Handles: Ergonomic round ring handles for a secure and comfortable grip, reducing fatigue. Application: General surgery, dental, ENT, cutting dressings, sutures, and...

Description Purpose: Primarily for cutting bandages, dressings, gauze, and sometimes clothing or tough materials like plaster, without harming skin. Design: Angled blades with a flattened, blunt "foot" on the lower blade to protect skin, plus finger-ring handles for grip. Material: High-quality, corrosion-resistant surgical stainless...

Description & Key Features: Angled Design: The blades are angled to easily slide under bandages and improve visibility. Blunt Tip (Flattened Knob): The lower blade has a flattened, blunt tip (nodule) that safely goes under dressings to lift and cut without puncturing skin. Material:...