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Graham Field - 2648 - Scissor Mtznbm Disct Str5 3/4 Grafco - Medical/Surgical

Graham Field - 2648 - Scissor Mtznbm Disct Str5 3/4 Grafco - Medical/Surgical
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Brand: Graham-Field
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Product Size: 5 3/4 In
Tip Type: Blunt/Blunt

Product Overview

The Graham-Field 2648 Scissor is a precision-crafted medical and surgical instrument designed for optimal performance in clinical settings. Featuring a durable stainless steel construction, this scissor ensures long-lasting reliability and resistance to corrosion. The sharp, straight 5 3/4-inch blades provide clean, precise cuts, making it ideal for a variety of medical procedures.

Features:
- Made from high-quality stainless steel for durability and sterilization compatibility
- Straight blades for precise cutting in medical and surgical applications
- Ergonomic finger rings for comfortable handling and control
- Designed for repeated sterilization without compromising performance

Specifications:
- Blade Type: Straight
- Blade Length: 5 3/4 inches
- Material: Stainless steel
- Use: Medical and surgical procedures

Use Suggestion:
This scissor is well-suited for cutting sutures, bandages, and other medical materials. Its sharp, straight blades ensure accuracy, while the sturdy construction makes it a reliable tool for healthcare professionals in hospitals, clinics, and surgical environments. Always sterilize before and after use to maintain hygiene standards.

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2 Reviews

  • 3
    Just for looks, I guess?

    Posted by walmart on Feb 4th 2018

    They feel nice, but are actually completely useless. I got them on sale for $6 and some change when they're originally $20 but honestly they're not even worth the $6 I paid. I have better scissors from Dollar Tree, but wanted to invest in some actual sewing shears for myself for Christmas. Only the last inch of the scissors actually cut anything, everything closer than that just gets stuck. I got so frustrated trying to cut just a simple square of fabric that I just gave up and switched back to my old reliable pair from DT. Obviously can't return them now, so off to Goodwill they go, hopefully

  • 4
    Greatest Kitchen Scissors in Existence

    Posted by BlueRose in on Feb 4th 2018

    I have gone through kitchen scissors like butter, almost. It's so frustrating to buy the cheap ones, watch them rust through (just with normal washing/drying), then buy the expensive ones, and watch them rust through a tiny bit more slowly. I had a pair that came apart for washing that lasted a while, but I was somehow always managing to drop one part while trying to use them (because I'm lame, apparently). I was gifted a lovely knife set from Walmart, which I still use, and which is in great condition, except for the scissors, which died in about 2 months. I was so mad. I went to Walmart, and