Curved Mayo Scissors for Trimming Splints, Ambidextrous 15cm

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Curved stainless scissors for trimming splints

Curved Mayo Scissors are durable stainless steel scissors designed for trimming braces and splints as the material begins to harden. This pair is ambidextrous, so it works in either hand. It measures 14.5cm long.

Why You'll Love The Curved Mayo Scissors

  1. Made for splinting. Designed to trim braces and splints as hardening begins.
  2. Either hand. An ambidextrous pair that any therapist on the team can pick up.
  3. Durable. Stainless steel that stands up to everyday clinic use.
  4. Compact. At 14.5cm long, it's easy to keep beside the splinting pan.

In the hand therapy room

Keep a pair beside the splinting pan. As the thermoplastic starts to set, trim the edges and corners to shape so the finished splint sits comfortably.

The Curved Mayo Scissors in a nutshell

  1. Material: stainless steel.
  2. Blades: curved.
  3. Handedness: ambidextrous.
  4. Length: 14.5cm.

Is it the right pair for you?

  • A good fit: trimming thermoplastic splints and braces while the material is still setting, by therapists using either hand.
  • Also consider: angled bandage scissors if you mainly need to take casts and splints off, rather than trim them.

These are sharp clinical scissors, so store them safely and keep them away from children.

Curved Mayo Scissors specifications

Product Curved Mayo Scissors
Material Stainless steel
Blade Curved
Handedness Ambidextrous
Length 14.5cm
Use Trimming braces and splints
SKU LRI-AC071/14

Not sure which one? Email us

Email support@mobilityshopdirect.com.au with the answers below. Our team will check them and come back to you with the right scissors, or a better match if this one isn't it.

  1. What will you be cutting, such as thermoplastic, cast material, bandages or tape?
  2. Are you trimming splints as they set, or removing finished splints and casts?
  3. Is it for a clinic, a hospital ward or home use?
  4. How many pairs do you need?
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