Scissors
World Precision Instrument Vannas Spring Scissors, 8 cm (3"), 5 mm Blades, 0.1 mm Tips, Curved, Stainless Steel, WPI Premium
Our vannas scissors are specialized spring scissors designed for precision cutting and often used by scientific researchers. They are named after the Swedish scientist Gunnar Vannas who invented them in the 1940s. Compared with other spring scissors, vannas scissors are distinguished by their delicate, thin, sharp tips. The slender, pointed tips allows for precise cutting with minimal damage to surrounding tissues. Manufactured with surgical grade stainless steel, these scissors are durable and resistant to corrosion.
World Precision Instrument Mini Dissecting Scissors, 9.5cm, Curved, Regular Tips
Our Mini Ring-Handled Dissecting Scissors are similar to regular dissecting scissors, but they are shorter and have more delicate tips, making them ideal for fine dissection work in tight spaces. They are commonly used in microsurgery, like ophthalmic surgery. These scissors are 9.5cm (3.75") long and have curved blades. These have regular sized blades. (Medium and fine blades are also available on our Mini Dissecting Scissors. Our dissecting scissors are for general use in dissection, preparation of tissue samples, and small animal surgeries. Dissecting scissors have thinner (and often longer) blades than operating scissors. They are designed for cutting and probing in tight spaces. Their tips are pointed, where operating scissors are generally blunt. These are available in surgical grade stainless steel. Our Dissecting Scissors are designed to withstand the high heat and chemical exposure of the sterilization process.
World Precision Instrument Westcott Student Scissors, 11cm, Blunt Tips
Westcott Student Spring Scissors are popular spring handled scissors that automatically reopen after each cut. Westcott brand spring scissors give you an ergonomic and comfortable grip, reducing hand strain and fatigue during repetitive cutting tasks. Westcott spring scissors are perfect for ambidextrous use, often preferred by left-handed individuals. The tips of these surgical scissors are slightly curved, and they are available with blunt or sharp tips. These Westcott scissors are perfect for student use. They are constructed of surgical grade stainless steel and are suitable for autoclaving or chemical sterilization.
World Precision Instrument Iris Scissors, 10cm, SuperCut, Curved
Iris scissors were originally designed for ophthalmic procedures but are now used in a wide range of applications. The tips are sharp, and they come in curved, straight or angled styles.
World Precision Instrument Metzenbaum Scissors, 18cm, Curved, Tungsten Carbide, German
The shaft of Metzenbaum scissors is longer than the blades. They are used to cut delicate tissue or dissect blunt tissue. The tips are semi-blunt, and they are available in curved or straight styles.
World Precision Instrument Mayo Scissors, 17 cm, Straight, Tungsten Carbide
Tungsten Carbide Mayo Scissors, also called Mayo Dissecting Scissors, are surgical scissors made popular by the Mayo Clinic. They have ring handles and long, straight, thick blades with semi-blunt tips that are straight or curved. The surgical scissors vary in length from 14 cm (5.5") to 17.5 cm (7"). Longer blades give you greater reach for deeper dissection. The blades are sturdy for heavy duty work like cutting connective tissues, fascia, and sutures. Mayo Scissors are often used for dissection, where the blunt tips prevent accidental damage to surrounding tissue and may be used to delicately probe. They may also be used for dressing and bandage removal.
World Precision Instrument Iris Scissors, 11cm, Curved, Tungsten Carbide
Iris scissors were originally designed for ophthalmic procedures but are now used in a wide range of applications. The tips are sharp, and they come in curved, straight or angled styles.
World Precision Instrument Mayo Scissors, 17cm, Curved, German
Mayo Scissors, also called Mayo Dissecting Scissors, are surgical scissors made popular by the Mayo Clinic. They have ring handles and long, straight, thick blades with semi-blunt tips that are straight or curved. The surgical scissors are 17 cm (6.75") long. The length of the blade determines the reach of the scissors when you are dissecting. The blades are sturdy for heavy duty work like cutting connective tissues, fascia, and sutures. Mayo Scissors are often used for dissection, where the blunt tips prevent accidental damage to surrounding tissue and may be used to delicately probe. They may also be used for dressing and bandage removal. These surgical scissors are available in surgical grade stainless steel or premium German steel. Both metals are suitable for sterilization by autoclaving or chemically. Always clean your surgical instruments promptly after use. Cleaning helps to minimize staining and preserve the life of your fine surgical instruments.
World Precision Instrument McPherson-Vannas Spring Scissors, 8cm, Curved, 5mm Blades, German
The McPherson-Vannas spring scissors were originally designed by Dr. David McPherson and Dr. Erkki Vannas in the 1970s specifically for microsurgery, which requires precision in the dissection of delicate tissues. The fine, sharp tips of these Vannas spring scissors allow for precise cutting and dissection of small tissues. For greater visibility at the tip, select the curved blades. These surgical scissors have a smooth cutting action for a clean cut with minimal damage to surrounding tissues. The lightweight and ergonomic design of the McPherson-Vannas spring scissors reduces hand fatigue during use. Like all our spring scissors, these Vannas spring scissors are ideal for ambidextrous use and are often preferred by left-handed operators. These scissors are crafted of surgical grade stainless steel or our premium German steel, ensuring their durability. These surgical scissors can be sterilized with a chemical sterilant or by autoclaving.
World Precision Instrument Metzenbaum Scissors, 14.5 cm, Straight, Tungsten Carbide, German
The shaft of Metzenbaum scissors is longer than the blades. They are used to cut delicate tissue or dissect blunt tissue. The tips are semi-blunt, and they are available in curved or straight styles.
World Precision Instrument Lister Bandage Scissors, 15 cm, German
Lister Bandage Scissors, also called Lister scissors or Lister dressing scissors, are a pair of surgical scissors named after British surgeon Joseph Lister. They are designed for cutting and removing dressings, bandages, and medical materials without hurting the patient. Lister scissors have blunt and angled tips. The blunt tip prevents accidental injury or puncturing of the patient's skin while cutting close to the body. The angled design lets you easily insert the scissors under bandages. The angled blade also gives you better visibility and improved access to the dressing, especially in tight or confined spaces. The cutting blade is blunt. These surgical scissors are primarily used for removing dressings, bandages, or gauze. This is common in wound care, postoperative care, and first aid. The Lister Bandage Scissors are available in a variety of sizes from 8.75 cm (3.5") to 15 cm (6"). They have a 4 cm cutting edge.
World Precision Instrument Operating Scissors, 16cm, Sharp/Blunt, Straight
Ring-handled Operating Scissors are surgical scissors commonly used in general surgery for cutting and dissecting tissues. The 16 cm length is a versatile size that can be used for a variety of procedures, including biological and medical research. These operating scissors are available with straight or curved blades. These surgical scissors are available with a variety of tips, including two sharp pointed blades, one sharp and one blunt blade, or two blunt blades. Our Operating Scissors are designed to withstand the high heat and chemical exposure of the sterilization process. Our operating scissors are for general use in dissection, preparation of tissue samples, and small animal surgeries. They are available in both surgical grade stainless steel and our premium German steel, making them more durable and resistant to corrosion. Our Operating Scissors are designed to withstand the high heat and chemical exposure of the sterilization process. They may be autoclaved.
World Precision Instrument Metzenbaum Scissors, 14.5 cm, Straight
The shaft of Metzenbaum scissors is longer than the blades. They are used to cut delicate tissue or dissect blunt tissue. The tips are semi-blunt, and they are available in curved or straight styles.
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World Precision Instrument Vannas Spring Scissors, 8 cm (3"), 5 mm Blades, 0.1 mm Tips, Curved, German Made, Stainless Steel, WPI Premium
Our vannas scissors are specialized spring scissors designed for precision cutting and often used by scientific researchers. They are named after the Swedish scientist Gunnar Vannas who invented them in the 1940s. Compared with other spring scissors, vannas scissors are distinguished by their delicate, thin, sharp tips. The slender, pointed tips allows for precise cutting with minimal damage to surrounding tissues. Manufactured with surgical grade stainless steel, these scissors are durable and resistant to corrosion.
World Precision Instrument Operating Scissors, 16cm, Sharp/Sharp, Curved, German
Ring-handled Operating Scissors are surgical scissors commonly used in general surgery for cutting and dissecting tissues. The 16 cm length is a versatile size that can be used for a variety of procedures, including biological and medical research. These operating scissors are available with straight or curved blades. These surgical scissors are available with a variety of tips, including two sharp pointed blades, one sharp and one blunt blade, or two blunt blades. Our Operating Scissors are designed to withstand the high heat and chemical exposure of the sterilization process. Our operating scissors are for general use in dissection, preparation of tissue samples, and small animal surgeries. They are available in both surgical grade stainless steel and our premium German steel, making them more durable and resistant to corrosion. Our Operating Scissors are designed to withstand the high heat and chemical exposure of the sterilization process. They may be autoclaved.