Description
Metzenbaum Scissors is the Integra Miltex pattern for delicate dissection and cutting of fine tissue in general and plastic surgery. This page gathers the manufacturer's range in one place, with 1 configuration covering 7 in length, straight, standard blades, so the right option can be matched to the job instead of settled for.
- 1 manufacturer configuration on one page, each with its own item number and price.
- Long, slender Metzenbaum pattern built for delicate dissection.
- Sized and patterned as follows: 7 in length, straight, standard blades.
- Reusable pattern, processed between cases under the manufacturer care instructions.
Integra Miltex builds its reusable instruments from quality material with fine craftsmanship, and every pattern is made for the work it names. This pattern is used for delicate dissection and cutting of fine tissue in general and plastic surgery, and its sizes and jaw or blade patterns follow the manufacturer's own general surgical tables, so what is listed here is what the maker itself publishes. For clinics, theatres and central supply teams, that means a known pattern that can be specified by item number and reordered with confidence.
Each configuration is a separate manufacturer item number with its own price, so a set can be built or replaced piece by piece. Integra Miltex reusable instruments are supplied non-sterile and must be cleaned, lubricated and sterilized before use, following the manufacturer's care and handling instructions. Proper cleaning, handling and routine maintenance keep the instrument performing as intended and extend its useful life.
Features and Benefits
- Pattern Design – Long, slender Metzenbaum pattern built for delicate dissection.
- Working End – Standard blades in the manufacturer scissors table.
- Maker Grade – Configuration range covering 7 in length, straight, standard blades, each option sold under its own manufacturer item number.
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Pattern: Metzenbaum Scissors
- Brand: Integra Miltex
- Manufacturer references: 5-181
- Use: Reusable instrument, supplied non-sterile
- Material: Stainless steel
Configurations and Packaging
- 7 in, Straight, Standard Blades – Item 5-181M (Mfr 5-181), Sold each
Browse the full Medical Scissors range for related instruments and restock the whole shelf in one order. See everything from this maker on the Integra Miltex brand page.
Why Choose This Range?
Buyers reach for this pattern when delicate dissection and cutting of fine tissue in general and plastic surgery is on the list and the standard has to hold every single time. The manufacturer's own range is gathered here with every configuration priced by its own item number, so ordering stays exact. Configurations here run 7 in length, straight, standard blades, and each one reorders by its own item number.
- Holds Its Standard – The pattern and sizing follow the manufacturer's published tables, so what arrives matches the published specification.
- Right Pattern First Time – A full configuration range covering 7 in length, straight, standard blades, so one page covers the whole job.
- Miltex Depth – Integra Miltex publishes this pattern in its general surgical instruments brochure, so the specification here traces to the maker rather than a distributor summary.
- Lower Cost Per Case – Sold exactly as the manufacturer packs it, with item numbers that reorder cleanly.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it reusable?
Yes. It is a reusable Integra Miltex instrument, supplied non-sterile, and it is cleaned, lubricated and sterilized between cases under the manufacturer's care and handling instructions.
What configurations are offered?
This page lists 1 configuration covering 7 in length, straight, standard blades. Each one carries its own manufacturer item number and price, and the options above name the size and pattern of each.
How is it supplied?
Single instruments are sold each, exactly as the manufacturer packs them. The item number on the option is the number to reorder when a set needs a replacement.
How should it be cared for?
The manufacturer directs users to rinse and clean instruments promptly after use with a neutral pH detergent, and warns against steel wool and abrasive detergents. Hinged instruments are opened for cleaning, lubricated at the joints, and sterilized following the care and handling instructions.
Who makes this instrument?
It is made by Integra Miltex, the surgical instrument brand of Integra LifeSciences. The pattern, sizes and grades on this page follow the manufacturer's own published instrument tables.
