A Dissecting Kit generally consists of a set of lab instrument used to perform a Dissection on a plant or animal specimen, and may include additional suppliers. The kits are often used in science education settings to help students learn about the internal structures of organisms, and to gain a better understanding of their tissues and systems. school lab instrument found in a Dissecting Kit include Tools for securing and cutting specimens, such as Scalpels, Pins, Lab Scissors, and razors, as well as for examining them, such as Forceps, Teasing Needles, Lab Tweezers, Probes, Spatulas, Magnifiers, and Calipers. Dissecting tools are commonly made of Stainless or Surgical Steel for resistance to corrosion.