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Karl Hammacher Dissecting Scissors, 145 mm Straight Sharp/Sharp Metzenbaum Fino

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Overall length
145 mm
Tip shape
Sharp-sharp
UNSPSC
41122408
Version
Straight, extra fine

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Product description

The Karl Hammacher Dissecting Scissors, 145 mm Straight Sharp/Sharp Metzenbaum Fino are designed for fine and precise cutting in surgical and laboratory environments. Featuring straight blades with sharp tips on both edges, these scissors offer excellent control and accuracy. The Metzenbaum Fino design ensures delicate handling, making them ideal for soft tissue dissection.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Karl Hammacher
  • Length: 145 mm
  • Blade Type: Straight, sharp/sharp tips
  • Design: Metzenbaum Fino for delicate, fine dissection
  • Application: Suitable for surgical and laboratory dissection tasks

These dissecting scissors are essential for professionals who require precision and delicacy in cutting soft tissues.

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Dissecting scissor 145 mm, straight sharp/sharp, Metzenbaum fino

Manufacturer P/N

L-HSB 126-14

Part Number

6.312 437

Manufacturer

Karl Hammacher

Version

Straight, extra fine

Dissecting Scissor 145 mm, angled sharp/sharp, Metzenbaum fino

Manufacturer P/N

L-HSB 127-14

Part Number

6.228 524

Manufacturer

Karl Hammacher

Version

Curved, extra fine

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It are designed for fine and precise cutting in surgical and laboratory environments. Featuring straight blades with sharp tips on both edges, these scissors offer excellent control and accuracy. The Metzenbaum Fino design ensures delicate handling, making them ideal for soft tissue dissection.

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