Iris Scissors, Straight, Extra Large Rings - 11.5 cm, Tungsten Carbide, Surgical Tissue, Dental Gum Scissors | Helmut Zepf No. 46.050.11TC

Iris Scissors are the instrument of choice for surgeons and dental professionals who demand precision, control, and durability in every procedure. The Helmut Zepf No. 46.050.11TC offers a straight configuration measuring 11.5 cm, fitted with extra-large rings for enhanced grip and maneuverability during surgical tissue and dental gum work.

Tungsten Carbide Performance

These Iris Scissors are distinguished by their Tungsten Carbide insert blades, which provide exceptional edge retention and cutting longevity compared to standard stainless steel alternatives. Tungsten Carbide edges maintain sharpness through repeated sterilization cycles, ensuring consistent, clean incisions on delicate oral and surgical tissue without tearing or fraying.

Key Features

• Type: Iris Scissors — straight blade configuration
• Total length: 11.5 cm
• Extra-large finger rings for improved ergonomic handling
• Tungsten Carbide insert for extended cutting performance
• Suitable for surgical tissue dissection and dental gum procedures
• Manufactured by Helmut Zepf GmbH, Germany

Made in Germany

Helmut Zepf instruments are crafted in Germany to exacting standards, reflecting decades of expertise in the manufacture of professional dental and surgical tools. Each instrument undergoes rigorous quality control to meet the demands of modern clinical environments.

FAQ

What procedures are these Iris Scissors suited for? They are designed for surgical tissue dissection and dental gum procedures where precision cutting and controlled incisions are essential.

Why choose Tungsten Carbide over standard steel blades? Tungsten Carbide inserts offer superior hardness and edge retention, maintaining cutting sharpness over a significantly greater number of uses and sterilization cycles.

Are these Iris Scissors autoclavable? As professional-grade surgical instruments, they are intended for use in clinical settings with standard sterilization protocols, though always refer to the manufacturer's specific care guidelines.