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SKU:PS-9533
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The Iris Scissors Sharp Cutting are fine surgical scissors designed for controlled cutting during procedures involving delicate tissue and fine surgical work. The Iris pattern was originally developed for ophthalmic applications and is now also used across a range of surgical specialties where a compact, precise cutting instrument is required.
The current Peak Surgicals model is identified as PS-9533. It is manufactured from German stainless steel, is listed as reusable, and is available with selectable size and surface-finish options for professional operating-room use.
The Iris pattern is characterized by a compact surgical-scissor design intended for detailed cutting and dissection. Iris scissors are commonly selected for fine tissue work and fine suture removal where larger general surgical scissors may provide more working bulk than required.
The current Peak Surgicals page identifies this model specifically as Iris Scissors Sharp Cutting. However, it does not state the exact blade curvature, tip configuration, blade dimensions, or overall selectable sizes.
The sharp-cutting configuration makes this Iris scissors pattern relevant for controlled work on delicate tissue during appropriate surgical procedures.
The exact tissue type, cutting technique, and blade configuration required should be determined according to the procedure and surgeon preference. The current product page does not provide procedure-specific cutting limits or blade measurements.
Iris scissors were originally developed for ophthalmic procedures and remain widely recognized as fine surgical scissors for detailed tissue dissection.
This broader Iris-pattern application provides useful context for hospitals and surgical teams selecting fine scissors, but the current Peak Surgicals page itself does not assign PS-9533 to a specific ophthalmic procedure.
Iris-pattern scissors are also commonly used for fine tissue dissection in surgical environments beyond ophthalmology. Their compact profile makes them suitable where controlled cutting of smaller or delicate structures is required.
Instrument selection should depend on the required blade orientation, overall size, tissue type, and operative approach.
Fine suture removal is another established application associated with Iris scissors. Their small cutting profile can provide controlled access when fine sutures need to be divided during appropriate clinical procedures.
The current Peak Surgicals page does not specify a particular suture size or material compatibility for PS-9533, so those details should not be assumed.
The current Peak Surgicals specification confirms German stainless steel construction. The metallic design provides the rigidity required for a reusable surgical cutting instrument while supporting repeated professional handling.
The exact stainless-steel alloy grade is not stated on the current product page. Hospitals, distributors, and procurement teams requiring a particular material grade or certificate should confirm that information before ordering.
Peak Surgicals specifically lists PS-9533 as reusable. The scissors should therefore be cleaned, inspected, and reprocessed according to applicable manufacturer instructions and the healthcare facility's validated procedures.
Before reuse, the blades, cutting edges, joint, and handles should be inspected for misalignment, deformation, corrosion, restricted movement, or visible surface damage.
The live Peak Surgicals storefront includes a Size selector for the Iris Scissors Sharp Cutting, indicating that selectable configurations are available.
The exact size values are not exposed in the currently accessible product information. Buyers requiring a specific overall length should therefore confirm the selected configuration before ordering.
The current product specification lists satin, dull, and mirror finish options. These allow hospitals, surgical centers, distributors, and other buyers to select the surface finish required for their instrument inventory.
If a particular finish is required, the selected option should be confirmed when placing the order.
| Product Name | Iris Scissors Sharp Cutting |
| Model / SKU | PS-9533 |
| Instrument Type | Surgical Scissors |
| Pattern | Iris |
| Material | German Stainless Steel |
| Feature | Reusable |
| Finish Options | Satin, Dull, Mirror |
| Listed Usage | Operating Room, Others |
| Common Iris-Pattern Applications | Fine Tissue Dissection and Fine Suture Removal |
| Size Options | Selectable – Exact Values Not Specified on Current Page |
| Blade Curvature | Not Specified on Current Product Page |
| Exact Blade / Tip Dimensions | Not Specified on Current Product Page |
The Iris Scissors Sharp Cutting are relevant for hospitals, operating rooms, ophthalmic and general surgical services, clinics, surgical instrument distributors, and procurement teams sourcing reusable fine surgical scissors.
For accurate purchasing and inventory identification, buyers can reference PS-9533, the Iris pattern, German stainless-steel construction, and the required Size and finish option. Buyers requiring exact overall length, straight or curved configuration, blade dimensions, tip geometry, or stainless-steel alloy grade should confirm those specifications before ordering because they are not stated on the current Peak Surgicals page.
Iris-pattern scissors are commonly used for fine tissue dissection and fine suture removal and were originally developed for ophthalmic surgical work.
The current Peak Surgicals model number is PS-9533.
The current Peak Surgicals specification lists German stainless steel.
Yes. Peak Surgicals specifically identifies PS-9533 as reusable.
The current product page does not clearly state whether the selectable PS-9533 configuration is straight or curved. This should be confirmed before ordering if blade orientation is important.
The live storefront provides a Size selector, but the exact selectable measurements are not exposed in the current product information.
