Wullstein Micro Ear ScissorsThe Wullstein Micro Ear Scissors are specialized ENT surgical instruments designed for precise cutting of soft tissues during otology and ear microsurgery procedures. Crafted from High-Quality Surgical Grade Instruments stainless steel, these scissors ensure durability, corrosion resistance, and reliable clinical performance. At Adas Instruments, each instrument undergoes thorough quality checks to meet professional surgical standards. The fine sharp tips and ergonomic handles provide excellent control, making this tool ideal for microsurgical dissection and soft tissue removal. These scissors are available for global shipment via DHL, FedEx, and UPS.Surgeons and ENT specialists regard this instrument as a dependable ear microsurgery instrument for delicate surgical cuts. Its sharp blade alignment also makes it a trusted otology surgical tool in both routine and complex clinical settings. The ergonomic design minimizes hand strain during prolonged use.Why Surgeons Choose Our Wullstein Micro Ear ScissorsENT professionals choose these scissors for their precision, ergonomic design, and dependable cutting performance. They consistently provide accurate results in microsurgical environments, enhancing clinical outcomes.Surgical ApplicationFine cutting and dissection of soft tissuesMicrosurgical ear proceduresTissue removal during otology surgeryAssisting in general ENT surgical tasksTechnical SpecificationsSpecificationDetailsInstrument TypeMicro Ear ScissorsApplicationOtology, Ear MicrosurgeryBlade/Tip ConfigurationSharp/Sharp Fine BladesMaterialHigh-Quality Surgical Grade Stainless SteelSizes AvailableApprox. 8 cm / 3¼″Hub OptionsN/A (Scissors)SterilizationReusable / Fully AutoclavableFinish OptionsSatin / MatteWarranty3-Year Manufacturer’s Warranty (Lifetime against defects)Quality StandardsISO Compliant, CE MarkRust PreventionPassivatedUltrasonic CleanedYesMarkingLaser Marking AvailablePackagingIndividually PackedSterilityNon-SterileSee our other instruments about ENT surgical scissors.
