Micro Scissors

Overview

The Micro Scissors product family gives research labs a focused way to select 11.5 cm micro scissors for small-field surgical cutting, fine dissection, and microscope-assisted tray buildouts. The source configurations share bevel blades and 0.15 mm tips, then separate the buying decision into straight or curved blade shape and 9 mm or 14 mm cutting-edge length.

Micro scissors sit between broad operating scissors and ultra-fine Vannas scissors in a small-animal instrument set. The 11.5 cm overall length gives a familiar hand-instrument format, while the 0.15 mm tip and bevel blade geometry support controlled cutting around compact mouse, rat, and small-animal surgical fields. A 9 mm edge is useful when the lab wants a shorter cutting surface for precise access; a 14 mm edge gives more cutting length while keeping the same fine-tip family.

Scientific Use

These scissors are a practical fit for microsurgery stations, ischemia and perfusion preparation, catheter surgery, fine dissection, tissue trimming, and procedure-specific surgical trays where standard surgical scissors are too broad but a Vannas-only tray is too narrow. Straight blades support direct approach cuts, while curved blades help the operator work around tissue, retractors, forceps, or nearby support tools in a compact field.

The page is structured as one selectable product family instead of six separate source rows. That keeps the buying decision focused on the actual scientist question: straight or curved, 9 mm or 14 mm cutting edge, and whether the lab is adding a replacement micro scissor or building a complete small-animal surgery station.

Buying Fit

Choose this listing when the lab needs a general micro-scissor family for small-field cutting rather than a full procedure kit. Pair the selected configuration with Vannas scissors, micro tweezers, forceps, needle holders, anesthesia, warming, magnification, and sterile-field supplies when building a complete surgical station.