Ortho Scissor

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: 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:...