Scissors

Scissors

Every surgical list runs on more than one pair of scissors, because cutting tissue, suture and dressing each ask for a different blade and tip. Velmourne's surgical scissors cover the standard theatre patterns — Mayo, Metzenbaum, Iris and more — alongside the everyday bandage and utility pairs a practice goes through fastest.

Choosing the Right Pair

• Blunt-tipped patterns (Mayo, Metzenbaum) protect underlying tissue during blunt dissection
• Fine, sharp-tipped patterns (Iris, tenotomy) suit delicate or superficial work
• Suture and stitch scissors are shaped specifically to get under a knot without catching skin
• Dedicated bandage and utility scissors keep your theatre pairs from being used — and dulled — on dressings

Scissors in This Collection

• Mayo Scissors and Metzenbaum Scissors — the two workhorse patterns for blunt and sharp dissection.
• Iris Scissors and Stevens Tenotomy Scissors, Curved — fine-tipped options for delicate tissue.
• Operating Scissors — a general-purpose pattern for routine cutting.
• Spencer Suture Scissors and Littauer Stitch Scissors — designed to remove sutures without risking the skin.
• Bandage Scissors, General Utility Scissors and Rescue Emergency Scissors — for dressing, general and emergency use away from the theatre tray.
• Umbilical Cord Scissors — a dedicated pattern for neonatal work.

Blades are set and sharpened by hand, and every pair is checked for a clean, even close before it's approved for dispatch.