Orthopedic Bone Wire Cutters and Pin Cutters
Cutting wire and pins cleanly is part of almost every orthopedic fixation procedure. This collection brings together 18 wire cutters, pin cutters and bone cutting forceps for orthopedic surgeons and theatre teams. Prices start from $30.25, and every instrument ships from Sialkot with worldwide delivery.
Wire Cutters
For general bone wire cutting, the Wire Cutter Stainless Steel with 9 Inch Serrated Jaws starts from $48.40. The Orthopedic Wire Cutter with Double-Action Jaws comes in 12, 18 and 22 inch lengths, from $44.00, and the long handles add leverage. The TC Stille Bone Wire Cutter has tungsten carbide cutting jaws in a 22 to 27.5cm range and is priced at $55.00. We also list the Flush Wire Cable Cutter 7 inch from $44.00 and the Wire Cutting Forceps 18cm at $44.00. The Wire Bone Cutter at $49.50 is currently sold out.
Pin Cutters
Pins need a cutter with the right capacity. The Pin Cutters cover 3.2mm, 4.7mm and 6.3mm capacities, from $82.50. The Cannulated Pin Cutter starts from $41.80. For a complete setup, the Orthopedic Pin and Wire Cutter Set starts from $328.74. The Orthopedic Pin Cutter with 3/16 inch spring-handle jaws and the Pin Cutter Instruments with 2.0mm jaws are sold out, so please contact us for availability.
Bone Cutting Forceps and Rongeurs
Bone cutting forceps trim and shape bone. The Liston Stille Bone Cutting Forceps come with straight and curved jaw patterns, from $44.00. The Bone Cutting Forceps with 7-1/4 inch straight and angled jaws are $33.00. We also list the Ruskin Liston Bone Forceps at $40.70, the Ruskin Bone Splitting Forceps at $41.80 and the Luer Rongeur Forceps at $30.25.
Choosing the Right Cutter
Match the cutter to the wire or pin. Cutting capacity is the key figure, so check the diameter your cutter can handle before ordering. Tungsten carbide jaws help hold an edge, flush cutters leave a cleaner cut end and longer handles add leverage for heavier wire. Check each product page for capacity and options.
Care and Handling
Cutting jaws dull and chip if they are used on wire or pins beyond their rated capacity. Clean instruments promptly after each case, check that the jaws meet cleanly and send them for sharpening or replace them when they no longer cut cleanly. For related tools, see our wire cutting and extracting instruments. Our orthopedic range also includes Kirschner wires, wire tightening instruments and wire circling needles.
Ordering
Orders over $99 ship free. Hospitals and distributors can ask about volume or OEM options through our contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a wire cutter and a pin cutter?
Wire cutters cut thin bone wire, while pin cutters are built to cut thicker pins. Check the cutting capacity on each product page.
What is a flush cutter?
A flush cutter trims wire close to the bone surface and leaves a cleaner cut end. See the Flush Wire Cable Cutter.
Why choose tungsten carbide jaws?
Tungsten carbide jaws help hold a cutting edge, which suits repeated use.
Can a wire cutter cut pins?
Only within its stated capacity. Using a cutter beyond its rating can damage the jaws.
What are your shipping, return and OEM terms?
Orders over $99 ship free. See our Help & FAQs for details, or contact us about OEM requests.
