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: The Clipping Scissor is a precision surgical tool used for trimming, clipping, and shaping soft tissues, bandages, sutures, or fur/hair in pre-operative or post-operative procedures. Designed for controlled cutting with minimal tissue trauma, it is widely
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Reusable, precision-ground surgical scissors — individually packed
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• Straight blades – for surface-level cuts and dressing trims • Curved blades – for anatomical contours or surgical precision • Serrated blades – for grip on slippery tissues or materials • Blunt-tip or sharp-tip variants depending on application
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• Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel (AISI 420 / 410)
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90189022
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9018.50
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Indian
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The Clipping Scissor is a precision surgical tool used for trimming, clipping, and shaping soft tissues, bandages, sutures, or fur/hair in pre-operative or post-operative procedures. Designed for controlled cutting with minimal tissue trauma, it is widely used in human surgeries, veterinary care, and grooming.
• Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel (AISI 420 / 410)
• Blade Type: Straight / Curved / Angled
• Handle Type: Ring-handled, ergonomic grip
• Sterilization: Autoclavable, corrosion-resistant
Available Sizes (Length):
• 115 mm (4.5 in)
• 140 mm (5.5 in)
• 160 mm (6.3 in)
• 180 mm (7.1 in)
Types:
• Straight blades – for surface-level cuts and dressing trims
• Curved blades – for anatomical contours or surgical precision
• Serrated blades – for grip on slippery tissues or materials
• Blunt-tip or sharp-tip variants depending on application
Surgical Instruments > Scissors > Clipping & Utility Scissors
Reusable, precision-ground surgical scissors — individually packed
• Trimming dressings or surgical bandages
• Clipping sutures or minor tissue during procedures
• Used in dermatology, general surgery, and emergency kits
• Trimming animal fur pre-surgery
• Cutting gauze, tapes, or small tissue samples
• Used in grooming, minor surgeries, and wound management in pets and livestock
• Sharp, clean cuts with minimal force
• Multiple blade shapes for various procedures
• Reusable and sterilizable
• Comfortable handling for long procedures
• Dulls over time if used improperly
• Must be matched to the correct tissue/material for efficiency
• Risk of accidental cuts without proper handling
• Sterilize before and after each use
• Wear gloves and use controlled grip to avoid slippage
• Select correct blade type for specific procedure
• Use only the required length — longer blades can reduce control in tight spaces
• Autoclave at 121°C for 15–20 minutes
• Lubricate joints if scissors have hinge tension
• Use soft brush and neutral pH detergent for manual cleaning
• Store in dry, sterile packaging to avoid rusting
Code Type Code Us e
HS Code 9018.50 For international trade/classification
HSN Code 9018.50.90 For Indian GST/commercial invoicing
Q: Are these scissors suitable for surgical cutting? A: Yes, especially the curved and sharp-tip variants — but always choose according to the procedure.
Q: What’s the difference between Clipping and Dressing Scissors? A: Clipping scissors are generally finer and designed for tissue/fur or precise trimming, while dressing scissors are broader for cutting gauze, bandages, etc.
Q: Can I use one pair for both human and veterinary cases? A: Technically yes, but it is highly recommended to separate instruments for hygiene and cross-contamination prevention.
Q: Do they require sharpening? A: Over time, yes — especially if used frequently or on tough materials.
Q: Are they CE-marked? A: Yes, high-quality clipping scissors (especially for export) typically carry CE certification
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The Clipping Scissor is a precision surgical tool used for trimming, clipping, and shaping soft tissues, bandages, sutures, or fur/hair in pre-operative or post-operative procedures. Designed for controlled cutting with minimal tissue trauma, it is widely used in human surgeries, veterinary care, and grooming.
• Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel (AISI 420 / 410)
• Blade Type: Straight / Curved / Angled
• Handle Type: Ring-handled, ergonomic grip
• Sterilization: Autoclavable, corrosion-resistant
Available Sizes (Length):
• 115 mm (4.5 in)
• 140 mm (5.5 in)
• 160 mm (6.3 in)
• 180 mm (7.1 in)
Types:
• Straight blades – for surface-level cuts and dressing trims
• Curved blades – for anatomical contours or surgical precision
• Serrated blades – for grip on slippery tissues or materials
• Blunt-tip or sharp-tip variants depending on application
Surgical Instruments > Scissors > Clipping & Utility Scissors
Reusable, precision-ground surgical scissors — individually packed
• Trimming dressings or surgical bandages
• Clipping sutures or minor tissue during procedures
• Used in dermatology, general surgery, and emergency kits
• Trimming animal fur pre-surgery
• Cutting gauze, tapes, or small tissue samples
• Used in grooming, minor surgeries, and wound management in pets and livestock
• Sharp, clean cuts with minimal force
• Multiple blade shapes for various procedures
• Reusable and sterilizable
• Comfortable handling for long procedures
• Dulls over time if used improperly
• Must be matched to the correct tissue/material for efficiency
• Risk of accidental cuts without proper handling
• Sterilize before and after each use
• Wear gloves and use controlled grip to avoid slippage
• Select correct blade type for specific procedure
• Use only the required length — longer blades can reduce control in tight spaces
• Autoclave at 121°C for 15–20 minutes
• Lubricate joints if scissors have hinge tension
• Use soft brush and neutral pH detergent for manual cleaning
• Store in dry, sterile packaging to avoid rusting
Code Type Code Us e
HS Code 9018.50 For international trade/classification
HSN Code 9018.50.90 For Indian GST/commercial invoicing
Q: Are these scissors suitable for surgical cutting? A: Yes, especially the curved and sharp-tip variants — but always choose according to the procedure.
Q: What’s the difference between Clipping and Dressing Scissors? A: Clipping scissors are generally finer and designed for tissue/fur or precise trimming, while dressing scissors are broader for cutting gauze, bandages, etc.
Q: Can I use one pair for both human and veterinary cases? A: Technically yes, but it is highly recommended to separate instruments for hygiene and cross-contamination prevention.
Q: Do they require sharpening? A: Over time, yes — especially if used frequently or on tough materials.
Q: Are they CE-marked? A: Yes, high-quality clipping scissors (especially for export) typically carry CE certification