Iris Scissors B-10 to B-13 – Fine Dissection Scissors

Originally designed for ophthalmic surgery, the Iris Scissor has become a universal fine-cutting tool used on almost every surgical tray. The short sharp blades allow very precise incision and trimming of delicate tissue, sutures, and fine membranes. Each variant has its own preferred uses: straight tips for controlled direct cuts and suture trimming, curved tips for working around anatomical curves and separating tissue planes without pressing on structures beneath. All four sizes are manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel with precision-ground cutting edges and smooth finger-ring action, and are fully autoclavable.

Applications & Clinical Uses

Iris scissors are used throughout ophthalmology (conjunctival, lid, and anterior-segment work), in dermatology (biopsy trimming, fine excision), in plastic and reconstructive surgery (flap shaping, fine suture handling), in ENT and oral surgery for delicate mucosal work, and in microsurgery and laboratory dissection.

Key Features

• Fine delicate scissors with sharp pointed blades
• Available in straight and curved tip patterns
• Two lengths — 10 cm and 11.5 cm — to suit surgeon preference and field
• Ideal for ophthalmic, dermatological, plastic, and micro-surgical work
• Precision-ground cutting edges for clean atraumatic tissue division
• Surgical-grade stainless steel, satin finish, autoclavable, reusable

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