Scissors BIC 9262781 straight cut for children, single, 13 cm blade, pink

BIC 9262781 straight cut scissors for children are single, right-handed stationery scissors with a 13 cm blade designed for cutting paper and lightweight craft materials. The scissors have a child-oriented shape intended for classroom and home craft activities. The compact individual packaging (14 × 80 × 160 mm) makes them convenient to store with school supplies or include in activity kits.

Advantages

The design combines a 13 cm straight blade with an ergonomic handle shaped for a child’s hand, providing controlled cutting suitable for early-age users. The single-blade configuration keeps the tool simple and lightweight. Right-handed hand orientation and blunt-tipped styling reduce the risk of accidental punctures during routine use. The product is intended for paper and similar thin materials, offering predictable cutting performance for classroom projects and home crafts.

Suitable for

• School arts and crafts classes
• Homework and project cutting of paper and card
• Children’s creative activities and scrapbooking
• Basic classroom supply kits and individual use

Key specifications

• Blade length: 13 cm
• Cut type: Straight cut
• Configuration: Single pair of scissors (one unit)
• Hand orientation: Right-handed
• Suitable materials: Paper and lightweight craft materials
• Packaging: Individual compact blister-style packaging (dimensions 14 × 80 × 160 mm)
• Color: Pink

How to use

Hold the scissors with the dominant (right) hand, placing the thumb in the smaller loop and the fingers in the larger loop to achieve stable control. Position the material to be cut flat on a stable surface and guide it with the free hand while making smooth, steady cutting motions. Use the scissors for paper, thin card and similar lightweight craft materials; avoid cutting thick or metal materials to maintain blade condition and safety. After use, store the scissors in a safe place out of reach of very young children.

Usage recommendations

For classroom distribution, include one scissors per student and inspect periodically for wear or damage; replace if the blades become dull or alignment is compromised. Supervise young children during use and follow school safety rules for handling cutting tools.