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Ohne Nennung Ceramic Scissors, Length 130 mm

Specifications

HS Code #
69149000
Length blades
53 mm
Material
Zirconia ceramic
Overall length
130 mm
UNSPSC
41122408

SG $224.21

Inc. GST

Supplier Stock: 3
Estimated shipping time from Germany : 4-6 weeks

Product description

The Ohne Nennung Ceramic Scissors, Length 130 mm, are precision cutting tools designed for clean and corrosion-resistant cuts in laboratory and industrial settings. Crafted with high-quality ceramic blades, these scissors offer superior sharpness and durability compared to traditional metal alternatives, making them ideal for sensitive applications requiring non-metallic instruments.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Ohne Nennung
  • Blade Material: High-quality ceramic for precise, rust-free cutting
  • Length: 130 mm
  • Application: Suitable for laboratory, cleanroom, and non-conductive cutting needs

Ohne Nennung Ceramic Scissors are essential tools for laboratories and clean environments that require sharp, durable, and chemically resistant cutting instruments.

Frequently asked questions

It are precision cutting tools designed for clean and corrosion-resistant cuts in laboratory and industrial settings. Crafted with high-quality ceramic blades, these scissors offer superior sharpness and durability compared to traditional metal alternatives, making them ideal for sensitive applications requiring non-metallic instruments.

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