Iris Scissors

Description

Iris Scissors

Intrace USA manufactures the Iris Scissors for fine, controlled cutting wherever a delicate, precise incision matters. Both blades come to a fine sharp point as standard, the defining feature of an iris scissor and what lets surgeons make short, exact cuts in tissue without the risk of blunt-tip snagging or tearing. The ring handles keep the grip stable during repeated, small movements, and the compact blade length keeps the working end easy to control in confined surgical fields. To match different procedures and preferences, this model is available in multiple lengths (Size: 9cm, 10cm, 10.5cm, 11cm, 11.5cm, 12cm, 13cm), blade profiles (Edge Type: Straight, Curved, Slight Curve, Angled), and construction grades (Material Type: Standard, SuperCut, Tungsten Carbide), so surgical teams can order exactly the configuration a case calls for. Because every unit goes through inspection before it ships, Intrace USA can back it with dependable, consistent performance.

Key Features of the Iris Scissors

• Sharp/sharp pointed tips as standard for precise, controlled cutting in delicate tissue
• Available in Straight, Curved, Slight Curve, and Angled blade profiles to match the approach each procedure requires
• Seven length options from 9cm to 13cm for confined or broader surgical fields
• Standard, SuperCut, and Tungsten Carbide construction grades for different cutting-edge durability and price points
• Ring handles for a stable, repeatable grip during fine dissection
• Premium stainless steel construction resists corrosion and holds up to repeated sterilization
• Reusable, autoclavable design built for everyday ophthalmic and general surgical use

Who Uses This Instrument, and Why

Ophthalmologists reach for the Iris Scissors for iris and delicate anterior-segment tissue work, while general, plastic, and ENT surgeons use the same fine-pointed design wherever a short, precise cut is needed near sensitive structures. The Straight profile suits direct-line cuts, Curved and Slight Curve profiles follow a natural tissue contour, and Angled blades give better visibility and access in tight spaces. SuperCut and Tungsten Carbide grades hold a cutting edge longer under repeated use, which matters most in high-volume settings; Standard grade covers routine use at a lower cost. Because the right length, profile, and grade vary by procedure, surgeon preference, and case volume, having the full range on hand means the surgical team always has the right configuration available without compromise.

Care and Maintenance

Clean and dry the Iris Scissors after each use to protect the cutting edge and overall performance. Wash with a neutral pH detergent, rinse thoroughly, and follow your facility’s sterilization protocol. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive pads, since they can dull the fine tips and blade edge over time. With proper care, this instrument holds its precision and lasts through years of routine use. Store it separately from other instruments to protect the points and cutting edges from nicks.

Compliance and Quality

Intrace USA builds the Iris Scissors from surgical-grade stainless steel, and every unit passes inspection in the United States before distribution. For more guidance on usage and care, visit our FAQs.

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Disclaimer

Images serve as reference only and may include multiple variations or sizes in a single photo, so review all details carefully before ordering to select the correct item, size, and variation. This is a professional-use product; because it is made from stainless steel, which contains nickel, Intrace USA cannot accept liability for allergic reactions or other material-sensitivity effects. For more on this, see the FDA’s guidelines on materials in medical devices.