Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel (medical-grade stainless, commonly AISI 420 or equivalent) with a polished finish to resist rust and staining. Components include precision-ground straight blades, a box-lock joint, and comfortable finger rings forged for strength and alignment. Nickel-free and biocompatible finish suitable for repeated sterilization.

1. Hold the scissors by the finger rings with thumb and ring finger; support with the index finger along the shank for control.
2. Use the straight blade tips to cut sutures, gauze, and soft tissue with a smooth, decisive motion—avoid twisting or prying.
3. For surgical use, operate only under proper aseptic technique and with appropriate clinical training.
4. After use, rinse to remove gross debris, soak in enzymatic cleaner if required, and follow facility cleaning protocols before sterilization.
5. Autoclave according to instrument manufacturer or facility standards; inspect the blade alignment and joint function after each cycle.

Designed for surgeons, surgical assistants, nurses, veterinarians, dental clinicians, medical students and clinic technicians who require a reliable straight operating scissor for suture removal, dressing changes and soft tissue procedures. Suitable for hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, veterinary clinics, dental offices and teaching labs.

Use caution: inspect scissors before each use for damaged blades, loose joints, or corrosion. Do not use a damaged instrument in clinical procedures. Clean instruments promptly after use—avoid prolonged exposure to saline or chlorinated solutions which can accelerate corrosion. Sterilize according to facility protocol (autoclave recommended). Store dry and protected in instrument trays or sterile pouches. Lubricate box lock joints with instrument-grade lubricant after cleaning cycles to maintain smooth action. Not for single use.