Iris Scissors are compact surgical scissors designed for precise cutting in delicate surgical and clinical applications. Their fine blades support controlled cutting where accuracy and careful instrument handling are important, making them relevant to selected plastic surgery, reconstructive surgery, and other specialist procedures.
Depending on the model, Iris Scissors are available with straight or curved blades and sharp or blunt tips. Selecting the appropriate blade configuration helps surgical professionals match the instrument to the intended task and their preferred technique.
SARS International provides surgical instrument sourcing for healthcare professionals, hospitals, distributors, and medical procurement departments. Buyers can inquire about available sizes, blade configurations, material specifications, and bulk orders.
Key Features
- Fine blades for precision cutting
- Straight and curved styles, depending on model
- Different tip configurations may be available
- Stainless steel construction, subject to specification
- Compact design for controlled handling
- Suitable for professional surgical settings
- Bulk and wholesale inquiries available
Applications
- Selected plastic surgery procedures
- Reconstructive surgery
- Fine cutting of suitable surgical materials or tissue
- Specialist surgical and clinical environments
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What are Iris Scissors used for?
They are designed for fine cutting in appropriate clinical and surgical applications.
Q2: Are straight and curved versions available?
Both designs exist. Confirm the available configuration before ordering.
Q3: What sizes can I order?
Sizes vary by model. Contact SARS International for current dimensions and options.
Q4: Are these scissors reusable?
Reuse depends on the model’s designation and its manufacturer’s reprocessing instructions.
Q5: Can distributors order these instruments wholesale?
Yes, contact SARS International to discuss quantities, specifications, and quotations.
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