The Single Hand Use Table Top Scissors are specially designed to enable paper cutting with just one hand, making them ideal for individuals with limited grip strength, reduced hand function or difficulties using conventional scissors. Their stable tabletop design and large push-down handle help users cut with greater ease, confidence and independence.
Perfect for schools, SEND settings, occupational therapy sessions and home use, these adaptive scissors feature a spring-assisted self-opening action that reduces effort while supporting the development of fine motor skills and participation in creative activities.
Features
- Designed for one-handed operation
- Suitable for users with reduced grip strength or motor control
- Large T-shaped handle for improved stability and leverage
- Spring-assisted self-opening mechanism
- Hidden integral spring design for a cleaner, safer appearance
- Can be used by moving the paper or scooting the scissors along the tabletop
- High-quality stainless steel blade
- Includes blade guard for safe storage
- Supplied in a practical zip storage case
- Ideal for SEND, therapy and educational settings
Specifications
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Blade Length: 75mm
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Blade Type: Pointed Stainless Steel Blade
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Handle: Large T-Shaped Tabletop Handle
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Storage: Zip Case Included
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Safety Feature: Blade Guard Included
Benefits for Learners
Encourages Independence
Allows users to participate more independently in cutting, craft and classroom activities without requiring two-handed coordination.
Supports Limited Hand Function
The push-down design reduces the grip strength needed compared to traditional scissors.
Improves Stability
The tabletop design and large handle provide excellent support and control during use.
Develops Fine Motor Skills
Cutting activities help build coordination, motor planning and hand control.
Safe and Easy to Store
Includes both a protective blade guard and zip case to keep the scissors secure when not in use.
Ideal For
- SEND Classrooms
- Occupational Therapy
- Fine Motor Development Activities
- Arts & Crafts
- Primary Schools
- Home Learning
- Rehabilitation & Support Settings
