Scissors
Hand-held instruments designed to cut thin materials, such as paper and cloth, consisting of two blades laid one on top of the other; products may be intended for use in specific applications such as cutting tissue or bone, dissections, etc.
Scissors are used in the laboratory to cut various materials. Some are for general use and others are designed specifically for tissue dissection or surgery.
Scissors are hand-operated tools that consist of a pair of metal blades with handles. The blades pivot to bring the sharpened edges in contact with each other, an action that cuts the material placed between the blades.
Scissors are selected based on specific features:
- Size or length: Blade length is key, as is the overall length of the scissors
- Shank-to-blade ratio: The length of the handles compared to the length of the cutting blade; the ratio helps determine the force needed to product a cut
- Type of handles: Straight, offset
- Material: Stainless steel is typically used for surgical scissors; some surgical scissors also have tungsten carbide cutting surfaces for hardness and durability
- Tips: Blade ends may be pointed, semi-blunt, or blunt (rounded)
- Blade shape: Straight, curved, or angled (bent); curved or angled blades may provide better access to areas with limited space
Sklar Instruments Scissors, Joseph Scissors, Sklar 5-3/4 in., Sharp/Sharp, Straight, Smooth, Stainless Steel, EA.
Scissors, Joseph Scissors, Sklar, 5-3/4 in., Sharp/Sharp, Straight, Smooth, Stainless Steel, EA. Sklar Joseph Scissors are small, delicate scissors used for cutting fine tissues. Available curved or straight, they are commonly used in plastic surgery and ENT procedures. This product is straight with smooth edges, sharp/sharp tips, and a length of 5-3/4 inches.
World Precision Instrument Vannas Tubingen Scissors, 8cm, Straight, German Steel
Vannas Tübingen scissors are specialized microsurgical scissors that are highly precise and delicate, commonly used in ophthalmic and neurological procedures. They are named after Tübingen, a city in Germany, where the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics is located. Vannas Tübingen scissors are incredibly fine instruments, crafted of high-quality surgical grade stainless steel with extreme precision. Their design includes thin, and sharp blades, which allow for highly accurate and precise cutting in microsurgical settings. The tips of these scissors are exceptionally sharp and thin, enabling them to access and cut very fine and delicate tissues without causing unnecessary damage to surrounding structures. This is especially crucial in delicate surgeries, such as in ophthalmic procedures, where precision is paramount. The blades of Vannas Tübingen scissors can be curved or straight.
Sklar Instruments Needle Holder Sklar Microscopy Surgical 1/EA
Needle Holder Sklar Microscopy Surgical 1/EA
World Precision Instrument Tenotomy Scissors SuperCut, 12.5 cm, Curved
Tenotomy scissors are used for delicate procedures. With the long handle and thin tapered blades, the tenotomy scissors are able to cut tissues in hard to reach, limited spaces. These sharp, straight scissors make small, precision cuts, and they are perfect for delicate operations. The longer handles help to control the precision of these tenotomy scissors in restricted spaces or with delicate membranes or tissues, like brain tissue or ophthalmic surgeries. These scissors are designed for probing and cutting in tight spots. A precision pair of scissors like the tenotomy scissors limits the damage to surrounding tissues, which is critical in neurosurgery and other applications.
World Precision Instrument Operating Scissors, 11.5cm, Sharp/Blunt, Straight
Ring-handled Operating Scissors are a pair of straight surgical scissors commonly used in general surgery for cutting and dissecting tissues. The 11.5 cm length is a smaller size that can be used for a variety of procedures, including biological and medical research. Our operating scissors are for general use in dissection, preparation of tissue samples, and small animal surgeries. 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. 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 Spring Scissors, 14cm, Straight
Spring scissors are fine surgical instruments for making small, precision cuts. They are 14cm long, and fit comfortably into your hand. The longer spring scissors may fit more naturally in a larger hand. WPI offers spring scissors that range from 9.5 to 14cm in length. The spring mechanism that allows for smooth, precise cutting action, which reduces the risk of tissue damage or trauma. Choose either straight or curved for the 8mm blade. The curved surgical scissors are used in ophthalmology to make precise incisions in the cornea or delicate tissues. The curved tip gives greater visibility at the tip of the scissors. The straight blades are more often used in microdissection, microsurgery or plastic surgery.
Med Vet International Operating Scissors, 6.5 in, Curved/Sharp/Blunt, Von Klaus German Surgical Steel
These surgical scissors are used generally for cutting and dissecting. Von Klaus is a supplier of high quality German grade surgical instrument instruments. The Von Klaus line of instruments is made of high quality German stainless steel, expertly crafted and comes with a lifetime warranty when used for their intended surgical purpose.
Med Vet International Miltex Mayo Operating Scissors, Straight, Heavy Platter, Sharp Points, German, 5.5in, 5-115
Operating Scissors, also known as Surgical Scissors, are a versatile surgical instrument. Used to cut tissue, as well as other things such as bandages and gauze. These scissors are used for general, multipurpose cutting and dissecting. Straight blades with sharp points. 5.5in in length. Made with high-quality, medical grade German steel.