Fiskars Splinting Scissors for Thermoplastic, Right Handed 8 Inch

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Clean cuts in warm thermoplastic with Fiskars Splinting Scissors

These Fiskars Splinting Scissors are quality, ultra-light stainless steel scissors for cutting heated, low temperature thermoplastic material, and they leave a smooth edge. This is the right handed model, 8 inches long, with an ergonomic bent handle.

Why You'll Love The Fiskars Splinting Scissors

  1. Smooth edges. They leave a smooth edge after cutting, so there is less finishing work.
  2. Comfortable grip. Fiskars shaped the bent handle for maximum comfort in the hand.
  3. Light in the hand. Ultra-light stainless steel blades.

Your day, with the Fiskars Splinting Scissors

Cut your pattern from warm thermoplastic straight out of the heat pan, trim the edges while the splint is still on the hand, and keep these scissors for splinting only so the blades stay sharp.

The Fiskars Splinting Scissors in a nutshell

  1. Use: cutting heated, low temperature thermoplastic.
  2. Blades: stainless steel.
  3. Handle: ergonomic bent handle, right handed.
  4. Length: 8 inches.

Is it the right splinting scissors for you?

  • A good fit: therapists cutting heated, low temperature thermoplastic who want a smooth edge.
  • Check first: this is the right handed model.
  • Good to know: keep them for splinting only so the blades stay sharp.

This is professional splinting equipment for therapists and clinics. If you have questions about splinting for your own hand or arm, we recommend speaking with your healthcare provider.

Fiskars Splinting Scissors specifications

Brand Fiskars
Model Right handed (PAT-727301)
Length 8"
Blades Ultra-light stainless steel
Handle Ergonomic bent handle
Use Cutting heated, low temperature thermoplastic material

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. Who will use them, and are they right or left handed?
  2. What thermoplastic material do you work with?
  3. Is it for a clinic, hospital or home practice?
  4. How many pairs do you need?
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