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Description

Surgi-OR Tungsten Carbide Metzenbaum Dissecting Scissors are used for dissecting and cutting tissue. These scissors are not recommended for cutting sutures, drains, or heavy tissue. Hand-crafted in Pakistan, Surgi-OR TC mid-grade instruments are forged from the highest quality Japanese steel and provide reliable instrumentation for the operating room and other surgical centers. They are designed to stay sharp for a significantly longer period of time than other standard instruments. Sklar permanently bonds tungsten carbide inserts to the instrument, which maximizes control and precision. Surgi-OR instruments are a cost-effective line of instruments that must meet Sklar's quality standards. This product has curved, smooth, blunt tips, and an overall length of 7 inches.

Disposable Or Reusable reusable
Family dissecting scissors
Grade surgi-or mid-grade
Handle Style finger rings with single gold ring
Instrument Curvature curved on flat
Instrument Length 7"
Instrument Material stainless steel with tungsten carbide inserts
Is Sterile non-sterile
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Surname metzenbaum
Tip Config blunt/blunt (b/b)
Type scissors
Uom ea
Uom Description 1 each
Working Edge Style smooth

Frequently asked questions

Does the tungsten carbide construction improve precision?

Yes. The Tungsten Carbide (TC) inserts are permanently bonded to the cutting edges. This advanced construction significantly increases sharpness retention, providing superior operator control and precision during delicate tissue dissection compared to standard stainless steel instruments.

Is high-quality Japanese steel used for the blades?

Absolutely. These scissors are forged from the highest quality Japanese stainless steel. This material choice ensures a robust, reliable performance that meets professional operating room standards.

Are these scissors suitable for cutting heavy tissue?

No. These instruments are specifically engineered for the fine dissection and cutting of soft tissue. To maintain the integrity of the blades, they are not intended for use on sutures, drains, or dense, heavy materials.

Does the curved design help with surgical maneuvers?

Yes, the curved-on-flat blade configuration is specifically designed to facilitate intricate dissection maneuvers, allowing for better access and visibility when working in tight surgical spaces.

How can I identify these as Tungsten Carbide scissors?

These scissors feature a classic, professional aesthetic with a primary stainless steel body, distinguished by a single gold-colored ring on the handle assembly. This gold accent identifies them as part of the TC line.

Are these instruments safe for patients with latex allergies?

Yes. These scissors are completely latex-free and are not manufactured with any natural rubber latex, making them suitable for use in environments where latex sensitivities are a concern.

Are these scissors built to last through repeated sterilization?

Yes. These are professional, reusable surgical instruments. They are designed to withstand repeated autoclave sterilization cycles, maintaining their performance and durability over a long service life.

What is the primary benefit of the blunt/blunt tip design?

The Blunt/Blunt (B/B) tip configuration is specifically chosen for blunt dissection. It allows for the safe separation of tissues without the risk of accidental puncture or trauma that can occur with sharp-pointed instruments.

Is this a cost-effective choice for a surgical center?

Yes. As part of the Surgi-OR mid-grade line, these scissors provide a perfect balance between high-end Sklar quality and cost-effectiveness, making them an excellent choice for surgical centers requiring reliable, repeatable performance.

Do these scissors require special maintenance?

While they are highly durable, you should follow standard hospital protocols for cleaning and sterilization. Because they feature high-precision Tungsten Carbide inserts, avoid using them on non-tissue materials to ensure the cutting edge remains sharp for the duration of the instrument’s life.