Finger Ring Cutter ,6.3"

A stainless-steel finger ring cutter featuring a serrated cutting wheel operated by a large control knob. The thin protective guard is positioned between the ring and the finger to help protect the skin during cutting. Its ergonomic handle provides a secure and comfortable grip, making it suitable for hospitals, clinics, and emergency departments.

• Durable stainless steel construction with a polished mirror finish.
• Medical-grade floor-quality construction (Floor Grade).
• Manually operated serrated cutting wheel—no electricity or batteries required.
• Protective plate helps separate the skin from the ring and cutting mechanism.
• Large control screw for easier operation and gradual cutting.
• Ergonomic handle provides a secure grip and precise control.
• Compact, lightweight design for easy carrying and storage.
• Reusable, easy to clean, and suitable for sterilization.
• Not made with natural rubber latex.
• Suitable for hospitals, clinics, and emergency departments.

• Intended for controlled cutting of a finger ring when the ring cannot be removed normally, using the protective plate to help separate the finger from the cutting mechanism during use.

• Inspect the instrument and cutting wheel before use.
• Carefully slide the protective guard between the ring and the skin.
• Position the cutting wheel directly over the ring.
• Hold the instrument securely and rotate the control knob gradually.
• Continue until the ring is completely cut.
• Carefully separate the cut ends and remove the ring.
• Clean and sterilize the instrument after use according to facility procedures.

• 1 × Stainless Steel Finger Ring Cutter

• For use by trained personnel only.
• Always position the protective guard between the ring and the skin.
• Do not apply excessive pressure to the finger or cutting wheel.
• Stop immediately if severe pain, bleeding, or further injury occurs.
• Inspect the instrument before use; do not use it if damaged or unstable.
• It may not be suitable for rings made from exceptionally hard materials.
• Clean and sterilize the instrument before and after each use.

• Store the instrument clean and dry in a secure, well-ventilated location. Keep it away from moisture, corrosive chemicals, and impact. After sterilization, place it in a suitable protective pouch or instrument case.