The Pin Cutter is a high-strength surgical tool designed to cut and trim orthopaedic pins, wires, and rods during veterinary and human surgical procedures. Built with precision-ground blades and a strong lever mechanism, it ensures a clean cut with minimal effort. Ideal for orthopaedic surgeries where internal fixation devices like Kirschner wires (K-wires), Steinmann pins, and intramedullary rods are used.

•  Material: Surgical-grade Stainless Steel (SS 410 / 420)

•  Cutting Capacity: Suitable for pins and rods up to 4.5 mm (varies by model)

•  Handle: Ergonomic grips with reinforced arms

•  Blades: Precision-hardened, replaceable in some models

•  Finish: Matt / Satin / Mirror polished (as required)

•  Single unit

•  Packed sterile or non-sterile (as per requirement)

• Available with or without replaceable blade heads

•  Used in orthopaedic veterinary surgeries for large and small animals

•  Cuts intramedullary pins and wires during fracture repair

•  Common in procedures involving bone fixation and trauma surgery

•  Widely used in orthopaedic surgery to trim K-wires, rods, and pins

•  Suitable for trauma, reconstructive, and sports injury procedures

•  Heavy-duty build for long-term surgical use

•  Clean, effortless pin cutting without causing deformation

•  Available in multiple lengths for different surgical needs

•  Rust-resistant, autoclavable stainless steel construction

•  Requires strong grip for thick pins

•  Larger models may feel heavy in prolonged use

•  Blades can dull over time (sharpening or replacement needed)

•  Always sterilize before and after use

•  Avoid using on pins thicker than specified capacity

•  Sharpen or replace dull blades to maintain performance

•  Wear protective eyewear during high-pressure cuts

•  HS Code: 9018.49

•  HSN Code: 9018.49.10

•  Description: Surgical instruments for bone and orthopaedic use

•  Autoclave at standard surgical cycle (121°C–134°C)

•  Ensure no debris is lodged in the cutting mechanism

•  Lubricate pivot joints after sterilization for smooth function

1.  Can the pin cutter handle steel rods above 4.5 mm? Most models are rated for up to 4.5 mm; exceeding may damage blades.

2.  Is the blade replaceable or permanent? Depends on model; some feature replaceable cutting heads.

3.  Can it be used for both human and animal surgeries? Yes, it’s suitable for both with proper sterilization and handling.

4.  How do I maintain sharpness of the blades? Clean and dry immediately after use; regular sharpening extends life.

5.  Does it come in a storage case? Optional — can be supplied with stainless steel or polymer case upon request.