Ragnell Supercut Blunt Serrated Scissors, 5″ (12.5cm)

Introduction of Ragnell Supercut Blunt Serrated Scissors, 5″

Ragnell Scissors sit in a curious spot within surgical toolkits — neither aggressive cutters nor passive retractors. The flat, blunted tips glide beneath skin layers without piercing, making them a quiet workhorse for plastic surgery where the lower blade must respect tissue boundaries during delicate procedures.

What separates the Supercut version is the marriage of tungsten carbide inlays with Micro-Serrations running across both blades. This pairing produces sharper cutting edges that hold their bite longer, giving practitioners enhanced service life and the kind of increased durability demanded across repeated surgical procedures at busy theatres.

Crafted from German stainless steel, this handcrafted instrument measures an overall length of 5-1/8″ (13.0 cm) — compact enough for undermining flaps yet long enough for further dissection. The curved blade geometry favors precise tissue manipulation, positioning it as the ideal tool during facelift work.

Across a wide range of surgical settings, manufacturers offer the Kilner (sometimes spelled Killner) in a variety of lengths and usage profiles, including short models for shallow cut work and long models built from stainless steel or surgical grade alloys. The dissecting scissors family extends to straight blades, curved blades, rounded blades, rounded tips, flattened duckbill tips, and curved flat tips — each designed to prevent tissue slippage. Tungsten carbide serrated edges and micro-serrations deliver clear surgical advantages during refined dissection.