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Karl Hammacher Dissecting Scissors, 105 mm Straight, with Sharp Points

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Material
Steel, stainless
Overall length
105 mm
Tip shape
Sharp-sharp
UNSPSC
41122408
Version
Straight

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Product description

The Karl Hammacher Dissecting Scissors, 105 mm Straight, with Sharp Points are precision instruments designed for detailed dissection tasks in laboratory and anatomical settings. Featuring sharp, straight blades, these scissors offer excellent control and accuracy when cutting fine tissues and materials.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Karl Hammacher
  • Length: 105 mm
  • Blade Type: Straight with sharp points
  • Application: Ideal for precise dissection work in labs and educational environments
  • Construction: High-quality stainless steel for durability and precision

Karl Hammacher Dissecting Scissors, 105 mm Straight, with Sharp Points are essential tools for professionals demanding precision and reliability in dissection tasks.

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Dissecting scissors 105mm straight with sharp points

Manufacturer P/N

L-HSB 390-10

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9.160 600

Manufacturer

Karl Hammacher

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Straight

dissecting scissors 105mm curved with sharp points

Manufacturer P/N

L-HSB 391-10

Part Number

9.160 601

Manufacturer

Karl Hammacher

Version

Curved

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It are precision instruments designed for detailed dissection tasks in laboratory and anatomical settings. Featuring sharp, straight blades, these scissors offer excellent control and accuracy when cutting fine tissues and materials.

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