Description

Straight Adventitia Scissors – Round Handle are used for fine cutting and dissection of adventitial tissue around blood vessels. They have straight blades with pointed tips and a round handle. The blades are short compared with the length of the handle, giving the scissors a narrow working end for vessel preparation and other fine tissue work.

The pointed blades meet at the central joint and open in a straight line. The cutting edges are kept close to the tips, while the long body gives the scissors a slender appearance. The pointed ends can be placed at a small area of tissue before the handles are pressed together to make the cut.

There are two sizes of this pattern. The smaller scissors measure 15 cm (6″) overall and have 12 mm blades. The larger size measures 18 cm (7″) and has 14 mm blades. Both sizes have the same straight pointed-blade arrangement and round handle, with the longer size giving more reach for work further from the hand.

The round handle forms a long, narrow loop behind the blades and has a small catch at the back. The handle sections are broad enough to hold between the fingers, while the shaft becomes narrower as it reaches the joint. The two blade sizes give a choice between a shorter working length and a little more reach without changing the basic pattern of the scissors.

The scissors are made from surgical stainless steel with a smooth metal surface. The straight blades and pointed tips are finished carefully, and the central joint is checked for proper opening and closing. Before dispatch, every piece goes through our quality inspection process. Our quality inspectors examine the blade edges, tip alignment, joint movement, round handle, catch, and surface finish before packing.

Straight Adventitia Scissors – Round Handle are available in 15 cm and 18 cm lengths, with 12 mm and 14 mm blades respectively. Both sizes have pointed straight blades and the same round-handle construction, making them suitable for adventitial dissection, vessel preparation, and fine tissue cutting.