Description
Reill Wire Cutting Pliers
The Reill wire cutter is an 18 cm cutter with tungsten carbide edges. It trims surgical wire cleanly and holds its edge through repeated use.
Carbide edges
Carbide inserts resist wear far better than plain steel edges. Therefore the cutter keeps its bite through hard wire for longer. Also, that reduces resharpening.
Size
At 18 cm, the cutter balances leverage and control. Meanwhile, it fits easily on trays. It suits fine and medium wire.
Who uses the Reill wire cutter
Trauma and hand surgeons cut Kirschner wires and cerclage wire. Also, maxillofacial teams cut fine wire. Ward staff use it during wire removal.
Clean cuts
Place the wire deep in the cutting edges. Then squeeze firmly in one motion. A clean cut leaves fewer sharp burrs.
Respect the rating
Very thick pins need a heavier cutter. Consequently, use this one for wire, not large pins. Additionally, that protects the carbide.
Value of carbide
Carbide cutters cost more to make, yet they last longer between services. Therefore busy units often save in the long run. Fewer dull cuts also mean less frustration.
Reill wire cutter details
- 18 cm long
- Tungsten carbide cutting edges
- For surgical wire
- Supplied non-sterile
Carbide edge care
Brush wire fragments from the carbide edges. Dry and oil the joint. Chipped carbide needs replacement.
Buying with confidence
An inspector in Atlanta inspects this wire cutter with care before it ships. The wire cutter holds a warranty of three years against manufacturing defects from delivery. For a sister pattern, look at the Harvey wire cutter. For a summary of steels for surgery, consult ASTM F899. Most theaters keep an extra wire cutter so a case never waits. We also check stock for larger orders. For help with an order, visit the FAQs. Other options appear in the orthopedic instrument list.
Not for home use. The cleaning guide explains how photos may vary as well as nickel content. Exchanges are on our returns terms.






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