Scissors
Stainless steel scissors consist of two blades used for cutting various materials and can easily be opened and closed by a thumb and finger inserted through the handle rings. Edges are available in both sharp and blunt, while tips come curved, bent, or straight. Blade lengths also vary to optimize shearing.
Suture Removal Tray D with Econo™ Floor-Grade Instruments, Sklar
This disposable, sterile procedure kit contains straight iris scissors, two tip protectors, dressing forceps, a 10.2x10.2cm (4x4") sponge, and a sterilization pouch.
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Surgical Scissors
Each feature a sharp point for penetration and a blunt point for situations where not desired.
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Utility Shears
Cut everything from paper to 24-gauge stainless steel with these shears.
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All-Purpose Scissors
Lightweight, with contoured amber acrylic handles and stainless steel blades.
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Noyes Iris Scissors
Aligning guide point, fingertip control, and extremely fine blades aid in precise dissecting such as trimming tissue from nerves.
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Blunt-Point Surgical Scissors
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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Sharpening Stone
Prolong the life of your important dissecting instruments by sharpening them often on this ultrafine grit sharpening stone (Arkansas novaculite).
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Curved Surgical Scissors
Surgical scissors of superb quality with a curved tip, usually for gross tissue trimming.