Child safety scissors SES Junior, straight cut, 180×80×10 mm, single-piece

SES Junior child safety scissors are designed for supervised cutting activities in school, home and craft settings. These single-piece scissors feature a straight cutting action and blunt rounded tips that limit cutting to paper, helping to protect hair, textiles and small fingers. Compact dimensions of 180×80×10 mm make them comfortable for small hands and convenient to store or carry in a pencil case.

Advantages

The one-piece construction reduces pinch points and loose parts, improving durability and ease of cleaning. Rounded, blunt tips focus cutting ability on paper only, reducing the risk of accidental nicks to skin, clothing or hair. Their ambidextrous shape supports both right- and left-handed children, while the small dimensions and light weight help developing motor skills through repeated use during creative activities.

Suitable for

• Preschool and primary school craft projects
• At-home art and drawing sessions with supervision
• Classroom activities where child-safe tools are required
• Occupational therapy and fine-motor skill exercises for young children

Key specifications

• Cut type: straight
• Blade/tip style: blunt, rounded tip for child safety
• Construction: single-piece design (no removable blades)
• Hand orientation: ambidextrous
• Primary material: molded plastic with cut edges suitable for paper
• Dimensions: 180 mm (height) × 80 mm (width) × 10 mm (depth)
• Packaging: single scissors per pack

How to use

Use the SES Junior safety scissors for cutting paper during supervised craft activities. Hold the scissors with the thumb and fingers inserted in the openings, supporting the paper with the other hand. Make slow, controlled cuts along drawn lines or templates. Avoid attempting to cut fabric, hair, or other materials not intended for the scissors, as they are optimized to cut paper safely. After use, store the scissors in a dry place and keep them out of reach of very young children when not supervised.

Usage recommendations

Always supervise children while using scissors. Encourage proper hand positioning and deliberate cutting motions to support safe use and to develop fine motor skills. Inspect scissors periodically for wear or damage and discontinue use if the cutting edges become compromised.