Iris Scissors T.C Supercut Black Titanium large rings (str 11.5cm)

Iris Scissors T.C Supercut Black Titanium large rings (str 11.5cm)

The Iris Scissors T.C Supercut Black Titanium large rings (str 11.5cm) is a single-ended stainless-steel straight scissors instrument measuring 11.5 cm in overall length. Ergonomic finger rings improve comfort during extended use, while the black titanium finish resists wear and corrosion. Tungsten carbide super-cut blades provide lasting sharpness, and the straight shank delivers precise, direct control. Ring handles are machined from solid stainless-steel, with the balance point at mid-shank.

The Iris scissors straight black titanium coated dental configuration resists both blade dulling and surface degradation across repeated autoclave cycles at 134°C. As a result, cutting force stays consistent throughout the instrument’s service life. Furthermore, large finger rings distribute grip load across a wider contact area, reducing fatigue during prolonged fine-cutting tasks. Smooth TC blade faces minimize drag through suture material and fine mucosal tissue on every stroke.

General dentists and oral surgeons performing fine linear tissue cutting, suture trimming, and anterior intraoral dissection during extended procedures need an instrument that combines ergonomic grip with sustained TC edge performance. Therefore, the Scissors  is indicated for fine intraoral cutting where an Iris straight TC scissors black titanium dental instrument must sustain blade geometry across high-volume sterilization demands.

Leader Surgical manufactures this instrument for general and specialty dental practices where ergonomic design and long-term cutting performance are daily requirements.

What is the primary clinical difference between the Iris TC Super Cut Black Titanium Large Rings Straight and the Curved variant?

Both share identical TC inserts, Supercut grinding, black Tian coating, and large ring handles, differing only in blade geometry. The straight delivers premium Supercut Iris cutting along a direct linear axis for anterior and direct-access tissue sites. The curved follows anatomical contours for posterior and angled intraoral access. Blade geometry is the sole selection criterion between the two black titanium large ring Iris variants.