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Mayo Scissors - Supercut Mayo Scissors are manufactured from surgical grade German stainless steel and are ideal for routine cutting, including of sutures, but are durable enough to withstand dissecting of heavy fascia tissue. The semi-blunted ends allows for a variety of uses including cutting sutures and dissecting heavy fascia. Available in both straight and curved designs with a rage of lengths suited to fit many procedures. Straight scissors are ideal for surface level use while the curved pattern is better for use deep within tissue or muscle. Supercut scissors are designed to provide the surgeon with maximum control. These scissors feature specially-designed razor sharp upper blade edges to cut effortlessly and cleanly through dense or delicate tissue, have diamond-cut micro-serrations on the lower blade to grip tissue and prevent slippage, and feature black-coated handles. Please note that website images are often representative of the product family and may not conform to the exact specifications or features of the item you select. The final specifications will match the description of the specific catalog item you select.

Mayo-Carroll Scissors - Tungsten Carbide tungsten carbide, beveled blades, 9" (23.0 cm)101.89 Mayo-Carroll Scissors are handcrafted with tungsten carbide inlays to increase durability and provide the sharpest cutting edge. This 9" scissor has a beveled blade and is available straight tipped for superficial dissections, curved for deeper dissections and as a curved with micro serrated edges to allow for the most delicate dissection. These can also be used as heavy duty general purpose scissors with serrated blades, and are ideal for cases such as cutting breast tissue and muscles in breast reconstruction procedures. Scissors combine the performance and precision of supercut with the durability of tungsten carbide cutting edges. These scissors: 1) feature tungsten carbide inlays on both blades for increased durability, sharper cutting edges and enhanced service life; 2) have one standard blade and one with micro-serrations; 3) feature inlays that are soldered onto the blades in a vacuum oven, not welded, resulting in a harder and more durable inlay than those welded on in a traditional process; and 4) feature gold-plated handles with stripes.