 |
| DENOVO Crown Scissors |
| These high quality crown scissors
are excellent for trimming the margins of all stainless steel,
aluminum, and polycarbonate crowns. The cutting edge will stay
sharp through repeated uses and sterilizations. Cutting edge is
available in straight, curved, and curved festooned. |
|
|
|
|
Image |
|
Name |
Sterilization Methods |
 |
 |
Straight Scissor (801-201T) |
IMPORTANT:
Regardless of the method of sterilization used, remove
the scissor immediately after sterilization. Open the
blades and dry them with a soft cloth. This will greatly
extend the life of your scissor. |
 |
 |
Curved Scissor (801-202T) |
 |
 |
Curved Festooned (801-203T) |
 |
Scissor Kit Three scissors, Straight, Curved and
Curved festooned
(801-200T) |
|
|
|
|
| |
|
Technical Information
|
|
Technical Q & A
|
| Question: My scissors are becoming
dull and the blades seem to be rusting. What can I do? |
Answer: It is VITALLY IMPORTANT that
scissor blades be kept opne during sterilization, and the
blades be wiped dry IMMEDIATELY after the sterilization cycle.
Failure to do so will cause dulling of the blade edges and
possible rusting as well. |
| Question: Do you sharpen scissors, or
is there a company you recommend? |
Answer: We do not offer a sharpening
service, nor are we aware of any cost effective companies that
will sharpen dental scissors. You can try sharpening the
scissor yourself by purchasing a very fine grain sand paper
(300 grit or higher) from your hardware store. Use the scissor
to cut the sand paper with the scissor. This should sharpen
your blades. |
|
|
|
