Scissors

Supplier: Sklar

O'Brien Stitch Scissors are primarily used for suture removal. These scissors have sharp, fine, angled tips that are used to snip the suture rather than lifting the suture slightly first, as with Spencer or Littauer stitch scissors.

Supplier: Miltex

Standard pattern

Supplier: Sklar

Precision Suture Scissors are used for suture removal

Supplier: Sklar

Metzenbaum-Nelson Dissecting Scissors are designed for dissecting and cutting tissue.

Supplier: Miltex

Straight blades with sharp points

Supplier: Sklar

Castanares Scissors are industry standard.

Supplier: Sklar

Sklarhone™ Jabaley Scissors are commonly used in plastic surgery procedures, for dissecting and cutting tissue only. They are not recommended for cutting sutures or drains.

Supplier: Sklar

Merit™ Bruns Plaster Shears are non-ratcheted finger ring specialty scissors designed for use with plaster and fiberglass casting

Supplier: Excelta

Heavy duty applications require large strong scissors, and these fit that bill.

Supplier: WORLD PRECISION INSTRUMENTS LLC

Mini 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.

Supplier: WORLD PRECISION INSTRUMENTS LLC

Ring-handled dissecting scissors are surgical scissors commonly used to cut and separate delicate tissues. These scissors are 10 or 12.5 cm long. These dissecting scissors are available with straight or curved blades. These 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.

Supplier: WORLD PRECISION INSTRUMENTS LLC

Ring-handled operating scissors are a pair of curved surgical scissors commonly used in general surgery for cutting and dissecting tissues.

Supplier: Mopec

These scissors offer a unique combination of slim, blunt tips and thin, delicate shafts for post-mortem dissection with minimal damage to surrounding tissues. Variety of lengths and grades.

Supplier: Mopec

Titanium alloy scissors weigh approximately 25% less than stainless steel, making them the top choice for many technicians. Titanium alloy instruments are keep edges sharp for longer. More stain resistant than stainless steel. Metzenbaum scissors have a longer handle to blade ratio and can cut extremely delicate tissue.

Supplier: WORLD PRECISION INSTRUMENTS LLC

Noyes Micro Scissors are a surgical instrument designed for ophthalmic surgery and are an ideal choice for microdissection or for delicate small animal surgeries. Named after their inventor, ophthalmologist Dr. Arthur Noyes, the Noyes Micro Scissors are characterized by their small size and fine tips. They let you make precise and controlled incisions.

Supplier: Ideal-tek SA

Micro scissors with ultra-fine straight 5 mm blades. Serrated, spring handles for ergonomic miniature cutting.