EMS Utility Shears, 7 1/2″

EMS Utility Shears (7.5″) are essential cutting tools designed for emergency medical personnel. These shears are engineered to cut through a variety of tough materials quickly and safely, including clothing, seat belts, bandages, and even thin metal. With a durable stainless-steel blade and a blunt safety tip, these shears ensure efficient performance during emergency situations while minimizing the risk of patient injury.

Key Features and Benefits

Heavy-Duty Construction
Made from high-quality stainless steel, the blades resist corrosion and maintain sharpness through repeated use.

Blunt Safety Tip
The rounded tip protects patients from accidental cuts or punctures while cutting near the skin.

Ergonomic Handle Design
Contoured, large-finger handles provide a secure grip, reducing hand fatigue during prolonged use.

Angled Blade
The angled design allows for better leverage and easier access to tight areas during emergency extractions.

Versatile Cutting Ability
Cuts through denim, leather, seatbelts, gauze, tape, and more—ideal for pre-hospital and trauma care settings.

Easy to Clean
Smooth surface and stainless steel material make cleaning and disinfecting simple after each use.

Common Uses

• Trauma Scene Clothing Removal
  Rapidly cut away clothing to access and treat wounds without moving the patient unnecessarily.

• Bandage and Dressing Adjustment
  Trim gauze, tape, and other wound care materials to precise sizes.

• Vehicle or Scene Extrication
  Cut through seat belts or straps when freeing trapped individuals.

• Tactical and First Responder Use
  Carried by EMS, firefighters, military medics, and police officers for fast access to injured persons.

How to Use

1. Grasp the shears firmly by the handle.

2. Position the blunt tip under the material to be cut.

3. Use controlled, firm pressure to make clean, safe cuts.

4. After use, clean and disinfect before storing.

Precautions and Safety Tips

• Keep out of reach of children.

• Do not use on wire or hard metals that can damage the blades.

• Always disinfect after exposure to bodily fluids or contaminants.

• Store in a dry place to prevent rust or corrosion.