Harvey Wire Cutting Scissors Saw Edge

Description

Harvey Wire Cutting Scissors Saw Edge

The Harvey wire scissors cut fine wire and sutures with a saw edge that stops slipping. At 13 cm, they suit surgical and dental trays.

Saw edge

Fine serrations grip the wire. Therefore, it stays in place as the blades close.

Size of the Harvey wire scissors

At 13 cm, they are compact and easy to control. Meanwhile, the short blades give good force.

Typical uses

Surgeons and dental teams cut fine wire and heavy sutures. They also trim ligature wire.

Technique

Place the wire near the joint and close firmly. Then bend the end away from tissue.

Dedicated use

Keep them for wire to preserve the edge.

Pairing

Wire twisters and needle holders complete a wiring set.

Harvey wire scissors in dental work

Orthodontic and oral surgery teams often cut ligature wire close to the teeth. Since the saw edge holds the wire firmly, the cut lands exactly where planned, and no sharp tail is left behind.

Choosing between wire scissors

For instance, very fine ear wire suits the small Schuknecht pattern. By comparison, the Harvey handles slightly heavier dental and surgical wire with more leverage.

Harvey wire scissors details

• 13 cm overall
• Saw edge
• Short, strong blades

Harvey care

Brush the serrations, wash and dry. Sterilise.

How we look after your scissors

Before it ships, a colleague in Atlanta handles each Harvey scissors in person. Each Harvey pair ships with three years against manufacturing defects. A backup scissors in the sterile store helps on busy days. See our whole general surgery catalog to finish the tray. For another approach, explore our Schuknecht wire scissors. For details on steels for surgery, visit ASTM F899. If you have a question, open the help page.

Professional buyers only. Use our delivery page for lead times. Our reprocessing guide notes how photos may vary along with nickel content.