Dissecting Scissors

(tungsten carbide blades w/ 1 micro serrated blade), curved Ceramic Cut Gorney Scissors are often used for dissecting in plastic surgery procedures. The tungsten carbide blades are semi-sharp on the outer edges and micro serrated on the inner edges. The black ceramic coating ensures a smooth cutting action with reduced friction. The instrument is available in several lengths. Ceramic cut scissors are the highest-performing line of scissors Ophthalmic Zone offers. These scissors, combine the performance and precision of supercut with the durability of tungsten carbide cutting edges. In addition, the entire instrument is coated with a black ceramic finish which provides the highest surface hardness of all scissor models and results in a supremely durable instrument. The black ceramic coating is designed to reduce the friction between metal surfaces and provide surgeons with a smooth, steady cutting action. The black finish also reduces glare under operating room lights.

(tungsten carbide blades w/ 1 micro serrated blade), 4-3/4" (12.1 cm)

1 serrated blade, large autoclavable plastic handles

tungsten carbide blades w/ 1 micro serrated blade) Ceramic Cut Mayo-Stille Scissors while possessing the features of standard scissors, they also have the advantage of being sharper. Coated with a black ceramic finish to reduce the friction between metal surfaces and allow for precision cutting in a variety of tissue types. Available in both straight and curved to suit the needs of the surgeon. Straight scissors are ideal for surface level use while the curved pattern is better for use deep within tissue or muscle. Ceramic cut scissors are the highest-performing line of scissors Ophthalmic Zone offers. These scissors, combine the performance and precision of supercut with the durability of tungsten carbide cutting edges. In addition, the entire instrument is coated with a black ceramic finish which provides the highest surface hardness of all scissor models and results in a supremely durable instrument. The black ceramic coating is designed to reduce the friction between metal surfaces and provide surgeons with a smooth, steady cutting action. The black finish also reduces glare under operating room lights.