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Goldman-Fox Scissors (T.C 13cm)
Single-ended scissors measuring 13 cm with tungsten carbide cutting edge inserts, designed for fine soft-tissue work, gingival cutting, and suture trimming across high-volume periodontal and oral surgical procedures.
Key features:
- TC scissors in 13 cm overall length
- Tungsten carbide inserts maintain sharpness across sterilization cycles
- Serrated blade face delivers non-slip grip on tissue and suture
- Tapered blades taper to fine tips for targeted tissue engagement
- TC edge resists dulling across high sterilization cycle volumes
- Solid stainless-steel ring handles with mid-shank balance
- Autoclavable to 134°C
- Indicated for gingival cutting, soft tissue work, and suture trimming
Goldman-Fox Scissors T.C 13cm
Edge durability separates high-volume instruments from those that need frequent replacement, the Goldman-Fox Scissors, T.C 13cm addresses this with tungsten carbide inserts along both cutting edges. TC inserts hold sharpness across repeated sterilization cycles well beyond what standard stainless edges sustain. The blades taper to fine tips, targeting gingival tissue, mucosal structures, and soft-tissue masses without disturbing adjacent anatomy. A serrated blade face runs alongside the TC edge, giving the instrument a firm, non-slip grip on tissue and suture material throughout each cutting stroke. Solid stainless-steel ring handles sit at mid-shank, delivering balanced control across extended fine soft-tissue procedures.
High-volume periodontal practice wears instruments fast, and the Goldman Fox scissors tungsten carbide 13cm configuration answers that directly. TC inserts resist the edge degradation that repeated sterilization and use cycles inflict on standard stainless blades. As a result, cutting force and blade geometry stay consistent from the first procedure to the hundredth. Furthermore, the serrated blade face grips gingival tissue and suture material on initial contact. This prevents target displacement before the TC edge completes the cut. The tapered fine tips keep jaw contact limited to the target tissue, reducing trauma to adjacent gingival and mucosal structures throughout each procedure.
The Goldman-Fox Scissors, T.C 13cm suits fine soft-tissue cutting, gingival trimming, and suture removal where a Goldman Fox TC scissors 13cm suture dental instrument must hold blade geometry across extended service cycles.
Leader Surgical manufactures this instrument for periodontal and oral surgical practices where TC edge retention, non-slip serrated grip, and consistent fine-tip performance are non-negotiable daily requirements.
What does the TC specification add to the Goldman-Fox 13 cm scissors?
Tungsten carbide inserts on both blades, up to five times harder than standard stainless steel, maintaining sharp cutting edges significantly longer through repeated clinical use and autoclave cycles. Identified by gold-plated ring handles
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