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Description

Sklarlite Operating Scissors, also known as Surgical Scissors, are a versatile surgical instrument. With three available tip configurations (sharp/sharp, blunt/blunt, or sharp/blunt), varying curvatures and multiple lengths, these scissors are used for general, multipurpose cutting and dissecting. Sharp Operating Scissors cut tougher tissue and are frequently used for dissecting, whereas blunt Operating Scissors are more often used for cutting materials such as sutures, tubing, or gauze. Sklarlite instruments are a lighter version of standard Sklar instruments. A unique manufacturing process developed by Sklar shaves microns off standard and delicate pattern instruments while maintaining structural integrity and durability. This lightweight modification provides the surgeon with greater control and less fatigue. This product is curved with smooth, sharp/sharp tips, and a length of 5-1/2 inches.

Brand sklarlite extra light
Disposable Or Reusable reusable
Grade sklar premium or grade
Handle Style finger rings
Instrument Curvature curved on flat
Instrument Length 5-1/2"
Instrument Material stainless steel
Is Sterile non-sterile
Is Taa Compliant taa compliant
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Tip Config sharp/sharp (s/s)
Type operating scissors
Uom ea
Uom Description 1 each
Working Edge Style smooth

Frequently asked questions

Does the lightweight design compromise durability?

Not at all. While these scissors are engineered with a unique process to reduce weight and minimize surgeon fatigue, they strictly maintain the structural integrity expected of professional surgical instruments. They are built for consistent, long-term use.

Are these scissors suitable for tougher tissue dissection?

Yes, they are specifically designed for that purpose. Featuring a sharp/sharp (S/S) tip configuration, they are optimized for effective cutting and precise dissection of tougher tissues during surgical procedures.

What quality standard are these instruments held to?

These instruments meet the Sklar Premium grade standard. This indicates high-quality construction materials and manufacturing processes suitable for demanding, professional surgical environments.

Is the stainless steel free from latex?

Yes, the Sklarlite Operating Scissors are 100% latex-free. They are not made with any natural rubber latex, ensuring safety for both patients and medical staff with latex sensitivities.

Can these scissors be reused after surgery?

Yes, these are reusable surgical instruments. They are constructed from durable stainless steel and designed to withstand the cleaning and sterilization processes required between surgical procedures.

Does the curvature offer better surgical control?

The curved-on-flat design is specifically chosen to improve surgical access and control. By allowing the blades to curve away from the surface, they provide enhanced maneuverability and visibility during intricate dissection tasks.

Are these scissors compliant with government procurement standards?

Yes, this product is TAA Compliant. It meets the requirements of the Trade Agreements Act, making it eligible for government procurement and use in facilities that require TAA-compliant equipment.

Are the scissors delivered sterile and ready to use?

The scissors are supplied non-sterile. Like most high-quality, reusable surgical instruments, they must undergo your facility’s standard sterilization protocols before they are used in a procedure.

Do these scissors feature a traditional handling style?

Yes, they utilize the traditional finger ring handle style. This design offers the familiar tactile feedback and control that many surgeons prefer for general, multipurpose cutting and dissecting.

Is there a long-term commitment to product quality?

Yes, the manufacturer stands behind the quality of these instruments with a lifetime warranty. This reflects confidence in the durability and high manufacturing standards of the Sklar line.