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Our mini dissecting scissors with Large Rings 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 dissecting scissors have large rings for people with larger fingers.

Supplier: Sklar

McPherson Vannas Scissors are double spring thumb scissors commonly used in ophthalmic procedures such as iridotomy.

Supplier: HEALTH SMART SE

Angled blades get underneath bandage layers.

Supplier: Walter Stern

Stainless steel

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Round handle spring scissors have a rounded, ergonomic handle design and a spring mechanism that allows for smooth, precise cutting action. The rounded handle design offers a comfortable and natural grip, reducing hand fatigue and improving control during use. This can be especially beneficial for long procedures that require a lot of cutting. The spring mechanism provides a smooth, precise cutting action, which reduces the risk of tissue damage or trauma.

Supplier: Dunrite Instruments

Safe yet sharp.

Supplier: WORLD PRECISION INSTRUMENTS LLC

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 or straight styles.

Supplier: Mopec

SuperCut scissors are tempered and for a longer, sharper life over ordinary steel. The SuperCut blade has a specially designed razor sharp edge. The straight version can cut into surface area tissue while the curved version can cut into heavier or deeper tissue. They also feature rounded and polished finger rings.

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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.

Supplier: Dunrite Instruments

When working with particularly delicate specimens, the blunt tips of these straight scissors reduce the chance of tearing, damaging, or puncturing tissue adjacent to the cut. Stainless steel.

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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.

Supplier: Dunrite Instruments

Extra control in tight spaces.

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Spring scissors, super cut consists of one serrated blade, 100 mm cutting edge.

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Spring scissors are a common type of surgical scissor that have a spring action for quick, clean cuts in microsurgery or dissection of delicate tissues. These spring scissors have long (12 mm) extra fine blades which gives you greater control in confined spaces. These spring scissors have small, sharp, pointed tips. While they are suitable for use by both left- and right-handed surgeons, they are often preferred by left-handed surgeons.

Supplier: Medical Action

Plastic handled scissors are supplied sterile, and feature sharp/blunt tips.

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

Castro Viejo Style PFC micro scissors with diamond dust.

Supplier: Mopec

Sharp tipped scissors are designed for precise tissue cuts during post-mortem dissection.

Supplier: Mopec

The unique tungsten carbide cutting edge provides effortless, yet accurate cuts through the toughest of tissue. Scissor shanks are tempered to the ideal hardness to allow proper flexibility and comfort. Finger rings are well rounded and polished allowing better feel while preventing finger fatigue during complex post-mortem dissection cases.

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Our Left-Hand 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.

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Cuts vessels perpendicularly and without slipping.

Supplier: Mopec

Ideal for small, precise, post-mortem dissections.

Supplier: Sklar

Sklar® toothed Guilford-Wright suture wire cutting scissors are non-ratcheted, finger ring instruments used for cutting sutures in preparation for removal.

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Made up of stainless steel.

Supplier: Mopec

Finger-friendly ribbon handle. Extra sharp with single serrated edge. Double curvature of these scissors makes post-mortem dissection easier in hard to reach areas or where a clear view is not always available.

Supplier: Mopec

SuperCut scissors are tempered and hardened for an extended, sharper life over ordinary steel. The SuperCut blade has a specially designed sharpened edge. They also feature rounded and polished finger rings. A general tool for cutting.

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.

Supplier: Mopec

SuperCut scissors are tempered and hardened for a longer, sharper life over ordinary steel. The SuperCut blade has a specially designed acute edge. They also feature rounded and polished finger rings. Helpful with delicate post-mortem dissection.

Supplier: Mopec

Titanium alloy scissors weigh approximately 25% less than stainless steel, making them the first choice for many technicians. Titanium alloy instruments keep edges sharp longer than traditional instruments. More stain resistant than stainless steel.

Supplier: Mopec

These scissors are designed with one sharp tip, one blunt tip and a straight cutting edge. Ideal for a variety of post-mortem dissection needs.

Supplier: Dunrite Instruments

Each feature a sharp point for penetration and a blunt point for situations where not desired.