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The ADC Utility Scissors are 7.5-inch professional-grade bandage scissors crafted from razor-sharp, super-hardened surgical stainless steel with one serrated edge for cutting through the toughest bandages, tape, dressings, and materials. The blades are tempered to a Rockwell hardness of C56 for exceptional durability and long-lasting cutting performance. The contoured polypropylene handle with a large ring provides maximum control and comfort during use, while the extra-large rivet — rated to 88kg — ensures rugged, reliable construction. Fully autoclavable to 143°C (290°F) and inspected and packaged in the U.S.A.
Nurses, EMTs, paramedics, and first responders will find these 7.5-inch utility scissors an essential tool for bandage and dressing removal in clinical and field settings. The autoclavable construction makes them well-suited for hospitals, clinics, and surgical environments where instrument sterilization is required between uses. Home caregivers and patients managing wound care will appreciate the serrated edge and comfortable handle for safe, controlled cutting. The black color coding makes it easy to identify and organize instruments by type or user in multi-provider settings.
Can these scissors be sterilized in an autoclave?
Yes. These scissors are fully autoclavable to 143°C (290°F), making them suitable for repeated sterilization in clinical and surgical settings.
What materials can these scissors cut through?
The razor-sharp serrated blade is designed to cut through bandages, medical tape, clothing, and other tough materials encountered in wound care and emergency situations.
Are these scissors available in other colors or sizes?
This listing is for the 7.5-inch black model (SKU 5606). ADC utility scissors are available in other colors and a 5.5-inch size — search our store for additional options.
What is the difference between 5.5-inch and 7.5-inch utility scissors?
The 5.5-inch model is more compact and easier to carry in a pocket or pouch, while the 7.5-inch model offers a longer blade for larger cutting tasks. Both feature the same surgical stainless steel construction and autoclavable design.