Tindall microsurgical scissors working length 135.0mm angled up blades ring handle

Reach-Oriented Control for Microsurgical Cutting

Tindall microsurgical scissors are designed for controlled cutting during fine surgical work, with a 135.0mm working length that supports reach within the operative field. The angled-up blades can help position the cutting edges for a clear working view, while the ring handle provides a familiar format for controlled finger placement and repeated handling. This configuration is suited to microsurgical tasks across General Surgery, Neurosurgery, and Plastic Surgery, where access, instrument orientation, and deliberate cutting technique are important to the workflow. Its focused design supports precise instrument handling without adding unnecessary complexity to the operative setup.

Use Cases

• Perform controlled cutting tasks in general surgical procedures requiring a microsurgical scissors format.
• Support fine dissection and cutting work in neurosurgical operative workflows where working reach and blade orientation matter.
• Use for microsurgical cutting tasks in plastic surgery, including procedures requiring deliberate handling around a focused operative field.
• Use the angled-up blades to help orient the cutting edges toward the working area during access-sensitive tasks.
• Use the ring handle for familiar finger placement and controlled opening and closing during repeated instrument handling.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the scissors according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
• Handle the angled blades carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help protect their alignment and cutting edges.
• Inspect the blades, hinge, and ring handle before use for visible damage, residue, or restricted movement.
• Store the scissors in a manner that protects the blades and prevents contact damage with other instruments.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.