Muscle Forceps

Built for fine corneal suturing, these straight Castroviejo forceps feature 0.12mm teeth alongside a 5.5mm tying platform on each jaw. The wide serrated handle provides a broad pinch surface that resists rotation during knot rotation and burial. A 110mm shaft keeps the hand stable at standard microscope working distance.

Features & Benefits

• 0.12mm teeth for delicate corneal tissue capture
• 5.5mm tying platforms for reliable knot placement
• Wide serrated handle resists rotation under load
• 110mm straight shaft for microscope use

Angled 45 degrees with 8mm from tip to bend, these Kelman‑McPherson tying forceps clear the cornea during knot rotation through small incisions. The 5mm tying platform supports reliable suture purchase, and the serrated flat handle gives controlled finger feedback through repeated ties.

Features & Benefits

• 45‑degree angled shaft clears the cornea during tying
• 8mm tip‑to‑bend supports controlled knot placement
• 5mm tying platform for reliable suture grasp
• Serrated handle gives consistent finger purchase

Stern‑Castroviejo suturing forceps combine 0.5mm grasping teeth with a 6mm tying platform behind them, letting the surgeon both grasp tissue and tie suture without changing instruments. A thumb‑catch lock holds the jaws closed for sustained tension, and the wide serrated handle delivers tactile rolling control. The polished 115mm shaft balances comfortably for corneal and conjunctival closure.

Features & Benefits

• 0.5mm teeth grasp delicate corneal and conjunctival tissue
• 6mm tying platform supports knot tying behind the teeth
• Thumb‑catch lock holds the jaws closed under sustained tension
• Wide serrated handle delivers tactile rolling control

The McPherson tying forceps brings fine-tipped control to anterior segment wound closure and IOL manipulation. Its 45-degree angled geometry positions the 4mm tying platform at an ergonomic angle for corneal and scleral suturing. The compact 82mm length minimizes anterior chamber crowding while delivering stable needle and knot positioning.

Features & Benefits

• 45-degree angled shaft positions tips for corneal/scleral closure
• 4mm tying platform for secure suture and IOL grasp
• 82mm overall length reduces anterior chamber crowding
• Serrated handle provides tactile feedback during knot placement

The Bechert‑McPherson angled tying forceps is designed for access to peripheral corneal wounds and suturing work in the lower visual field during anterior segment closure. Its 45‑degree angled shafts and 10mm tying platform provide optimal visualization and depth control, while the serrated handle ensures secure grip throughout extended closure procedures. The compact 83mm length suits delicate intraocular maneuvering.

Features & Benefits

• 45‑degree angled shafts optimize peripheral wound access
• 10mm tying platform distributes suture tension
• Serrated dull finish enhances grip and reduces glare
• Compact 83mm length supports fine visual control

Built for tying 10‑0 and finer ophthalmic suture, the McPherson tying forceps present a 4mm tying platform on a straight shaft. The smooth platform grips suture without cutting it, and the serrated handle delivers steady rolling feedback during the wrap. A dull finish reduces microscope glare, and the compact 83mm length keeps the instrument balanced for corneal closure.

Features & Benefits

• 4mm tying platform secures fine ophthalmic suture
• Straight shaft supports a direct knot‑tying approach
• Serrated handle provides rolling tactile feedback
• Dull finish reduces glare under microscope illumination