Micro and microcopy scissors

Micro and microcopy scissors are special scissors used in laboratory and microscopy applications for precise cutting and manipulation of small materials and samples. Here is an explanation of these two types of scissors:

1. Micro scissors: Micro scissors are fine scissors with very thin, sharp blades designed for precisely cutting small objects such as wire, thin foil, small samples and delicate materials. They usually have long, slim blades to easily access tight spaces and make precise, clean cuts without damaging the material. Microscissors are widely used in microelectronics, jewelry making, watchmaking, biology and other laboratory applications where precision is required.
2. Microcopying scissors: Microcopying scissors, also known as preparation scissors, are used in preparing samples for microscopy. These scissors have very fine, sharp blades with a curved shape that helps in accurate cutting of tissue, thin sections and samples for microscopic examination. They are commonly used in histology, cytology and other laboratory disciplines where samples need to be prepared for microscopy. The blades of the microcopying scissors are often of high quality and are designed to make thin, even cuts without tissue distortion.

At Lab-o-Rama we offer a range of high-quality microcopying scissors quality suitable for various laboratory and microscopic applications. Our shears are made with high-quality materials and have sharp, durable blades for precise cutting and long-lasting use. To find out more about our range of micro and microcopying scissors and to choose the right scissors to suit your specific laboratory needs, visit our website or contact us.