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SKU:PS-5001AA
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The Micro Surgery Titanium Scissors 16cm are specialized microsurgical scissors designed for controlled cutting during procedures requiring fine instrument handling. Their lightweight titanium construction and compact 6.25-inch (16 cm) size provide a dedicated configuration for delicate surgical work across ophthalmic and other microsurgical specialties.
The current Peak Surgicals model is identified as SKU PS-5001AA. Peak Surgicals lists this instrument within its ophthalmology micro scissors range while also referencing applications in neurosurgery, vascular surgery, plastic surgery, and other procedures requiring fine surgical cutting.
The current Peak Surgicals listing confirms an overall size of 6.25 inches (16 cm). This compact configuration provides a useful balance of working reach and direct hand control for procedures performed within small or delicate operative fields.
The 16 cm size is also an important purchasing identifier when distinguishing this model from other titanium micro scissors available in the Peak Surgicals range.
The instrument is manufactured from titanium. The current product description specifically emphasizes the lightweight nature of titanium compared with conventional stainless-steel surgical instruments.
The exact titanium alloy or grade is not stated on the current product page. Hospitals, ophthalmic centers, distributors, and procurement teams requiring a specific titanium specification or material certificate should confirm that information before ordering.
The Micro Surgery Titanium Scissors are designed for procedures where controlled cutting of delicate tissue is required. Their microsurgical configuration provides a more specialized cutting instrument than larger general-purpose surgical scissors.
The exact tissue being cut and the surgical technique should be determined by the operating surgeon according to the procedure, anatomy, and required working approach.
Peak Surgicals lists this product within its Ophthalmology Instruments – Micro Scissors collection. The current product description also references ophthalmic use, including procedures involving delicate structures around the eye and retinal surgery.
Instrument selection for ophthalmic surgery should be based on the exact procedure, required blade configuration, working access, and surgeon preference.
The existing Peak Surgicals description references neurosurgery among the microsurgical applications for this instrument. A compact titanium scissor configuration may be selected when fine cutting is required within cranial or spinal microsurgical procedures.
The current product page does not specify a particular neurosurgical procedure, blade dimension, or tissue type beyond its general microsurgical positioning.
Peak Surgicals also references cardiovascular and vascular microsurgical work in the current description. The instrument may therefore be considered for surgical sets requiring fine scissors for controlled tissue dissection and related microsurgical cutting tasks.
The page does not provide vessel-size compatibility, blade dimensions, or procedure-specific technical specifications, so these should not be assumed.
The current product information additionally identifies plastic surgery among the intended microsurgical applications. It specifically references fine tissue cutting and flap-related surgical work.
Final instrument selection should depend on the required tissue plane, surgical access, and surgeon's preferred microsurgical technique.
The current product description identifies the instrument as having sharp microsurgical cutting blades. These form the primary working component of the scissors and should be inspected carefully before each procedure.
The exact blade length, blade width, tip shape, and cutting-edge geometry are not specified on the current Peak Surgicals page. Those details should therefore be confirmed before ordering when a particular blade configuration is required.
The current product description references titanium's resistance to corrosion and repeated sterilization. Following clinical use, the scissors should be cleaned, inspected, and reprocessed according to applicable manufacturer instructions and the healthcare facility's validated procedures.
Before subsequent use, inspect the blades, hinge, shaft, and handles for retained debris, blade misalignment, deformation, restricted movement, surface damage, or other deterioration that could affect normal cutting performance.
| Product Name | Micro Surgery Titanium Scissors 16cm |
| SKU | PS-5001AA |
| Instrument Type | Microsurgery Scissors |
| Overall Size | 6.25 Inches / 16 cm |
| Material | Titanium |
| Primary Function | Fine Microsurgical Cutting |
| Primary Peak Collection | Ophthalmology Instruments – Micro Scissors |
| Referenced Specialties | Ophthalmology, Neurosurgery, Vascular / Cardiovascular Surgery and Plastic Surgery |
| Exact Blade Dimensions | Not Specified on Current Product Page |
| Titanium Grade | Not Specified on Current Product Page |
The Micro Surgery Titanium Scissors 16cm are relevant for ophthalmology departments, eye hospitals, microsurgical centers, neurosurgical services, vascular and plastic surgery departments, surgical instrument distributors, and procurement teams sourcing titanium micro scissors.
For accurate purchasing and inventory identification, buyers can reference SKU PS-5001AA together with the 6.25-inch (16 cm) size and titanium construction. Buyers requiring exact blade dimensions, tip geometry, instrument weight confirmation, titanium alloy grade, or other detailed specifications should confirm those details before ordering.
They are designed for controlled fine cutting during microsurgical procedures where delicate tissue and precise instrument handling are involved.
The current Peak Surgicals listing confirms a size of 6.25 inches (16 cm).
The current Peak Surgicals SKU is PS-5001AA.
The current product description specifies titanium construction. The exact titanium alloy grade is not stated.
Yes. Peak Surgicals lists this product within its Ophthalmology Instruments – Micro Scissors collection and also references ophthalmic microsurgical applications.
The current product page does not provide exact blade length, width, or tip dimensions, so these specifications should be confirmed before ordering if required.
