Surgical Pelican Scissor Erdi D118-300, model D118-300, length 300 mm

Erdi D118-300 is a pelican-style surgical scissor with an overall length of 300 mm, designed for controlled cutting and atraumatic tissue handling in surgical settings. The instrument features the characteristic hooked beak and ergonomic handle of pelican scissors, enabling access to confined areas and precise manipulation during procedures in operating rooms and clinical environments.

Advantages

The scissor offers a long working reach combined with a compact hooked tip that allows cutting and separating tissue with minimal disturbance. Its ergonomic design supports stable hand positioning for controlled movements and precise cuts. Constructed from medical-grade stainless steel, the instrument is corrosion-resistant and suitable for standard sterilization methods used in healthcare facilities.

Suitable for

• General surgical procedures requiring atraumatic tissue handling
• Operations in confined or deep anatomical areas
• Instrument sets for hospitals, clinics, and ambulatory surgery centers
• Procedures where a hooked or pelican-style tip facilitates controlled cutting

Key specifications

• Instrument type: Pelican-style surgical scissor with hooked tip
• Overall length: 300 mm
• Material: Medical-grade stainless steel (corrosion-resistant)
• Design: Ergonomic handle suited for precise manual control
• Finish: Smooth, sterilizable surface suitable for repeated use

How to use

Handle the Erdi pelican scissor by placing fingers in the handles to secure a firm, comfortable grip; use gentle, controlled movements to advance the hooked tip to the target tissue. Position the hooked beak around the tissue to be cut or separated and apply steady pressure to close the blades for a precise incision. After use, follow facility protocols for cleaning, decontamination, and sterilization to ensure the instrument is ready for subsequent procedures.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the instrument prior to use for signs of damage, blunt edges, or corrosion. Use the scissor only for intended surgical tasks to avoid premature wear. Adhere to recommended sterilization cycles for stainless-steel surgical instruments and store in a dry, protected tray or set to maintain performance and longevity.