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Fine Surgical Instruments for Research™ Hsin-Yi Road, Sec INTERNATIONAL Scissors, Bone Instruments Fine Science Tools Inc. & Scalpels 202-277 Mountain Highway pages 3–61 North Vancouver, British Columbia Canada V7J 3T6 Telephone 800-665-5355 / 604-980-2481 Fax 800-665-4544 / 604-987-3299 E-Mail [email protected] Web finescience.ca Fine Science Tools (USA) Inc. 373-G Vintage Park Drive F Forceps & Hemostats Foster City, California 94404-1139 I pages 63–97 Telephone 800-521-2109 / 650-349-1636 N Fax 800-523-2109 / 650-349-3729 E E-Mail [email protected] Web finescience.com S C I E Fine Science Tools GmbH N Vangerowstraße 14 C 69115 Heidelberg Germany E Telephone +49 (0) 62 21 - 90 50 50 Fax +49 (0) 62 21 - 90 50 590 T Probes, Needle Holders, O E-Mail [email protected] Thread, Retractors & Clamps Web finescience.de O pages 99–133 L S InterFocus Ltd. Pentagon Business Park Cambridge Road Linton, Cambridge CB21 4NN C United Kingdom A Telephone +44 (0)1223 894833 T Fax +44 (0)1223 894235 A Surgical & Laboratory E-Mail [email protected] L Accessories Web surgicaltools.co.uk O pages 135–161 G 2 Muromachi Kikai Co., Ltd. 0 4-2-12, Nihonbashi-Muromachi 1 Chuo-ku 4 Tokyo 103-0022 Japan Telephone (03) 3241-2444 Fax (03) 3241-2940 E-Mail [email protected] Student Quality Instruments Web muromachi.com pages 163–167 Proserv Instruments Co., Ltd. 7F-2, No. 413 Fine Surgical Instruments for Research™ Hsin-Yi Road, Sec. 4 Taipei, Taiwan R.O.C. Telephone (02) 27230455 Fax (02) 27230799 2014 E-Mail [email protected] Web proserv.com.tw TABLE OF CONTENTS | CATALOG 2014 Scissors 3 – 37 Spring 3 – 14 WE PROUDLY STOCK Fine 15 – 30 Surgical 31 – 37 Bone Instruments 38 – 51 DUMONT® Rongeurs 38 – 41 A selection of over 50 of the most popular Cutters 42 – 49 Other Bone Instruments 50 Dumont forceps are offered in this catalog. Curettes & Chisels 51 The Dumont range includes the world- Scalpels & Knives 52 – 61 acclaimed #5 model, five different alloys, Teflon®, ceramic, and epoxy-coated forceps, mini forceps and student quality forceps. Forceps 63 – 91 Dumont 63 – 73 Moria Moria 74 For over 190 years Moria of France Fine 75 – 79 has been producing what are universally Standard 81 – 91 acknowledged to be the world’s best surgical Hemostats 92 – 97 instruments. Specific Swedish and German stainless alloys have been selected for the intended end use of the instrument and many hours of highly skilled labor, sometimes under 40x magnification, have gone into every Moria instrument. Probes & Hooks 99 – 102 Spatulae & Spoons 102 – 105 S&T® Pins & Holders 106 – 107 This Swiss manufacturer of superb Wound Closure 109 – 119 microsurgical instruments has established Needle Holders & Suture 109 – 117 Staplers, Clips & Applicators 118 – 119 itself as the choice of microsurgeons Retraction 120 – 127 worldwide over the past half century. Unique Vascular Instruments 128 – 133 designs, proper instrument balance, the right Clamps & Occluders 128 – 131 length and the optimum angles have given Dilation & Cannulation 132 – 133 S&T instruments the “right feel” that is so important for delicate procedures. Animal Accessories 135 – 137 Feeding Needles 135 Animal Identification 136 – 137 Instrument Care & Accessories 139 – 145 Hot Bead Sterilizer 143 Instrument Cases 144 – 145 Surgical Accessories 146 – 149 Cauterizers 146 Drill Accessories 149 Laboratory Accessories 150 – 161 Tools 150 – 151 Magnifiers 154 – 161 Student Quality Instruments 163 – 167 Quality instruments with the student in mind Scissors 163 Forceps 164 – 165 Needle Holder, Retractor, Scalpel & Pin Holder 167 Reference Pages Numerical Index 168 – 171 Alphabetical Index 172 – 175 Products, Guarantees & Services 176 This catalog is printed on recycled paper. Recycled paper saves energy, water, and trees. We recycle all our old catalogs and encourage you to do the same. FINESCIENCE.COM · MOST ITEMS SHOWN ACTUAL SIZE 1 Scissors, Bone Instruments & Scalpels Spring Scissors Pages 3 – 14 Fine Scissors Pages 15 – 30 Surgical Scissors Pages 31 – 37 Bone Instruments Pages 38 – 51 Scalpels & Knives Pages 52 – 61 SPRING SCISSORS These Vannas-style spring scissors have The short taper is ideal The long taper is ideal for cutting the smallest blades ever produced. They for small, precise cuts. vessel walls or when a longer are ideal where space is restricted and cutting edge is needed. where absolute precision is demanded. SCISSORS Cutting edge: 2 mm Cutting edge: 2.5 mm Cutting edge: 3 mm Tip diameter: 0.05 mm Tip diameter: 0.075 mm Tip diameter: 0.05 mm 8 cm 8 cm 8 cm Straight Curved Straight Curved Angled to side Straight Curved No. 15000-03 No. 15000-04 No. 15000-08 No. 15001-08 No. 15002-08 No. 15000-00 No. 15000-10 Spring Scissors with Especially Fine, Small Blades The three Vannas-style spring scissors shown on this page have been designed to maximize visibility under the microscope by eliminating any unnecessary bulk in the blade area. The result is that the overall cutting blade dimensions are approximately 30% smaller than “industry standard” scissors. Quality Control We are dedicated to quality control, with technicians in our German office inspecting all spring scissors we sell. Many of our other instruments also undergo the full series of inspections needed before we attach the “FST Inspected” sticker. We have always provided research professionals with the highest quality instruments, and FST is proud to be the preferred supplier of microsurgical instruments to researchers worldwide. Quality control team at our Heidelberg office PRICES VALID OCT 1, 2013 TO OCT 31, 2014 · PRICES IN US CURRENCY FINESCIENCE.COM· SEE INSIDE BACK COVER · MOST FOR ITEMS ORDERING SHOWN INFORMATION ACTUAL SIZE 3 Vannas Vannas-Tübingen SCISSORS Cutting edge: 4 mm Cutting edge: 5 mm Tip diameter: 0.15 mm Tip diameter: 0.1 mm 10.5 cm Straight Curved Straight Curved Angled to side 8.5 cm 8.5 cm 8.5 cm No. 15018-10 No. 15019-10 No. 15003-08 No. 15004-08 No. 15008-08 Angled up 9.5 cm No. 15005-08 4 USA 800-521-2109 / 650-349-1636 · CANADA 800-665-5355 / 604-980-2481 · GERMANY +49 (0) 62 21 - 90 50 50 SPRING SCISSORS Vannas Scissors with Microserrations Cohan-Vannas Microserrated to minimize slippage. Long cutting blades for a more controlled cut. SCISSORS Cutting edge: 5 mm Cutting edge: 6 mm Tip diameter: 0.1 mm Tip diameter: 0.125 mm 5.7 cm Straight Curved Straight Curved 8.5 cm 8.5 cm Sharp/Sharp Sharp/Sharp No. 15070-08 No. 15071-08 No. 15000-02 No. 15000-01 9.5 cm Blunt/Blunt Blunt/Blunt No. 15007-08 No. 15000-12 No. 15000-11 FINESCIENCE.COM · MOST ITEMS SHOWN ACTUAL SIZE 5 SCISSORS Miniature Vannas Titanium Vannas Hand finished using 40x magnification, these tips are especially useful when incising vessel walls for catheter insertion. For more information on Titanium see page 21. Cutting edge: 5 mm Cutting edge: 5 mm Tip diameter: 0.1 mm Tip diameter: 0.3 mm 8 cm 9.5 cm Straight Curved Straight Curved Angled up Moria 9600 Moria 9601 No. 15396-00 No. 15396-01 No. 15610-08 No. 15615-08 No. 15617-08 6 USA 800-521-2109 / 650-349-1636 · CANADA 800-665-5355 / 604-980-2481 · GERMANY +49 (0) 62 21 - 90 50 50 SPRING SCISSORS SCISSORS Ultra long cutting edge Same as No. 15006-09 but with a ball tip without sacrificing tip width. to pre vent piercing of un der ly ing tissue. Cutting edge: 8 mm Cutting edge: 10 mm Cutting edge: 8 mm Tip diameter: 0.125 mm Tip diameter: 0.125 mm Tip diameter: 1.3 mm Ball 8.5 cm 10 cm 9 cm No. 15009-08 No. 15006-09 No. 15033-09 FINESCIENCE.COM · MOST ITEMS SHOWN ACTUAL SIZE 7 Round Handled Vannas SCISSORS Round handles allow easy fingertip adjustments. Cutting edge: 8 mm Cutting edge: 6 mm Cutting edge: 6 mm Tip diameter: 0.2 mm Tip diameter: 0.1 mm Tip diameter: 0.225 mm 10 cm 12.5 cm 14 cm Straight Straight Curved Straight Curved Straight Curved Sharp/Sharp Blunt/Blunt Sharp/Sharp No. 15400-12 No. 15401-12 No. 15020-15 No. 15021-15 No. 15024-10 No. 15025-10 No. 15023-10 8 USA 800-521-2109 / 650-349-1636 · CANADA 800-665-5355 / 604-980-2481 · GERMANY +49 (0) 62 21 - 90 50 50 SPRING SCISSORS ToughCut® Spring Scissors Vannas-Wolff Dowell SCISSORS For more information on ToughCut® see page 21. Cutting edge: 6 mm Cutting edge: 7 mm Cutting edge: 10 mm Tip diameter: 0.3 mm Tip diameter: 0.15 mm Tip diameter: 0.1 mm 12.5 cm 10 cm 11.5 cm Straight Curved Straight Curved Straight Angled up No. 15124-12 No. 15123-12 Moria MC52 Moria MC50 Moria MC26/B Moria MC26 No. 15370-52 No. 15370-50 No. 15372-62 No. 15370-26 FINESCIENCE.COM · MOST ITEMS SHOWN ACTUAL SIZE 9 Noyes Westcott Castroviejo SCISSORS SCISSORS Cutting edge: 14 mm Cutting edge: 15 mm Cutting edge: 10 mm Tip diameter: 0.275 mm Tip diameter: 0.25 mm Tip diameter: 0.255 mm 12 cm 11 cm 10 cm Straight Curved Angled up Slightly curved Sharply curved No. 15012-12 No. 15011-12 No. 15013-12 No. 15015-11 No. 15017-10 10 USA 800-521-2109 / 650-349-1636 · CANADA 800-665-5355 / 604-980-2481 · GERMANY +49 (0) 62 21 - 90 50 50 SPRING SCISSORS Pascheff-Wolff Wecker Very delicate blades. SCISSORS SCISSORS Cutting edge: 5 mm Tip diameter: 0.2 mm 18.5 cm Cutting edge: 3 mm Cutting edge: 4 mm Tip diameter: 0.15 mm Tip diameter: 0.225 mm 10.5 cm 11 cm Straight Curved Moria MC19/B No.
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