Professional cuticle nipper with round tip Cut 6 mm

Professional cuticle nipper with rounded tip in stainless steel with double spring
Suitable for cuticle reduction and precision work inside the nail shaft
Autoclavable
Length 10 cm
Cut 6 mm

Ref: CF830

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Product description

Professional cuticle nipper with rounded tip with 6 mm cut.

Soft, rounded lines, with rounded corners and no edges to minimise the risk of accidental injury .

Made of stainless steel, hygienic and easily disinfected and sterilised: in an autoclave, with dry heaters or chemical solutions.

Practical and handy handle, for a firm grip during use, and double spring.

Suitable for cuticle reduction and precision work inside the nail shaft.

Pack 1 pc

Warning: the cuticle cutter is indicated only and exclusively for the removal of thin film or material. Do not use for cutting nails: the tips of the blades of the tool can be damaged if used improperly.

Details

Cutter length: 10 cm

Cutting length: 6 mm

Hints

Proper instrument hygiene:

Spray with Ref. CP709, ENZIMASEPT SPRAY, ready-to-use instrument pretreater and wait at least 5 minutes.

Rinse and proceed with simultaneous cleaning, cleansing and disinfection with Ref. CP708 ENZIMASEPT, concentrated disinfectant detergent, which must be diluted in water and can be used in ultrasonic equipment.

Contact time with instruments is 10 minutes, maximum 15 minutes, after which rinse thoroughly with demineralised water and dry.

Before proceeding with the usual sterilisation techniques (autoclave, etc.), carefully lubricate the accessible moving parts (joints, hinges, springs, etc.) with a specific lubricant suitable for high temperatures, such as Ref. CF797 LUBRIFICANTE SPRAY. During sterilisation, the instruments must remain with their joints open.

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