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The Algerbrush II removes corneal rust rings and small foreign bodies with a battery‑driven 1mm carbide burr. A single‑speed motorized handpiece delivers consistent rotation while a torque‑limited clutch slips before the burr can drive into Bowman's layer. The tip cover protects the burr between cases, and the AA cell makes setup straightforward at slit lamp or chairside.
Features & Benefits
Powered by a single AA battery, this Algerbrush 2 pterygium handpiece drives a 2.5mm round diamond burr at a single speed for surface debridement of corneal rust rings, pterygium remnants, and epithelial irregularities. The fine‑grit diamond surface removes tissue gradually under tactile control, and the included tip cover protects the burr between uses. The 105mm motorized body sits comfortably in pencil grip.
This battery-operated Algerbrush 2 is configured for pterygium debridement and limbal tissue smoothing. The 4mm fine-grit diamond burr wheel operates at steady single speed, providing consistent abrading force across the pterygium apex and scleral attachment. The compact motorized handpiece enables precise removal of residual fibrous tissue while minimizing healthy conjunctival trauma.
The Algerbrush 2 is a motorized hand piece designed to treat pterygium by removing aberrant conjunctival and fibrovascular tissue. The 5mm diamond wheel burr operates at a single speed for controlled abrasion of the surgical bed. Battery operation provides cordless portability and ready access.
This replacement chuck for the Algerbrush 2 handpiece is sold individually and provides the mechanical coupling interface between the motor and burr. Precision engineering ensures reliable concentricity and backlash‑free rotation during corneal abrasion procedures. Stainless steel construction supports repeated sterilization and multi‑case durability.
The Algerbrush 2 replacement motor powers corneal rust ring removal and surface epithelial debridement with consistent rotational speed and torque. This motor unit enables rapid, efficient ablation of iron‑oxide deposits without manual abrasion, reducing surgical time and tissue trauma. Compatible with standard Algerbrush 2 handpieces and accessories.
This aluminum‑handled freehand trifacet diamond knife combines fingertip control with a 1mm blade width and 4mm cutting length for corneal incision precision. The trifacet geometry produces three angled entry facets that promote reproducible wound architecture in ophthalmic cataract and refractive work. Reusable aluminum construction supports sustained clinical use with durability across repeated procedures.
The Anis ball capsule polisher features a 1mm sandblasted tip on a gently curved shaft that accommodates the natural contours of the capsular bag during phacoemulsification cleanup. Its flexible 18mm working geometry allows reach through both phaco and side-port incisions, making it particularly useful for polishing residual cortical material from posterior capsule. The dull-finish round knurled handle provides secure fingertip control throughout the polishing stroke.
This titanium Anis ball‑tip manipulator features an angled distal tip with an elongated 0.6mm × 0.8mm ball profile for enhanced reach and gentle nucleus engagement. Titanium construction provides excellent balance and reduced hand fatigue.
This Anis corneal suture marker contains eight evenly spaced blades configured within an 8mm circular pattern. The flat handle enhances axial stability during suturing reference creation, and the 108mm profile supports consistent centration.
The Anis cortex aspirating cannula is designed for efficient cortical lens remnant removal during cataract surgery. The 23g thin‑wall geometry with 0.3mm aspiration port and sandblasted tip provides gentle, responsive cortex pickup. The straight configuration supports straightforward hand control.
The Anis cortex aspirating cannula combines a 23ga thin‑wall shaft with a 0.3mm angled aspiration port and 2mm sandblasted tip, engineered for controlled cortical cleanup during phaco and femtosecond laser procedures. The thin‑wall gauge minimizes incision enlargement while the sandblasted tip improves visualization during epinucleus and cortical removal. Angled port geometry directs aspiration away from posterior capsule during final cleanup.
The Anis capsule polisher features a 1.5mm flat disk tip on a gently curved shaft for controlled cortical cleanup during phacoemulsification. The dull finish minimizes glare while the tip guard protects the posterior capsule during final lens cortex removal. Round knurled handle and stainless‑steel construction deliver reliable durability across reprocessing cycles.
Designed for nucleus delivery, this Anis vectus combines a 5 × 7mm 26ga loop with two irrigating ports that float the nucleus out of the bag during expression. A dimple at the top of the loop captures the equator of the nucleus for stable extraction, and the polished 46mm body slips through a limbal incision without snagging tissue. The result is a controlled lift that protects the posterior capsule.
The Anis micro scissors combine squeeze‑action handle mechanics with a very fine 23ga shaft and 20mm working length, enabling ultra‑precise incision and dissection in confined microsurgical fields. The ergonomic squeeze handle eliminates the thumb-hole fatigue common with ring handles, while the extremely fine shaft minimizes tissue trauma. Stainless‑steel construction ensures durability and corrosion resistance across multiple sterilization cycles.
The Anis curved needle holder is built for delicate anterior segment work, with extra‑delicate jaws that spare corneal and conjunctival tissue during fine wound closure. The 14mm mid‑screw‑to‑tip measurement and gently curved 127mm shaft follow natural anterior segment mechanics, while the knurled round handle supports confident rotational control without hand fatigue.
This curved variant of the Anis needle holder maintains the delicate 8mm jaw geometry while introducing a gentle curve that improves approach angles to posterior capsule, zonular suspension, or secondary membrane work. Curve geometry reduces hand cramping during extended tilted approaches. Lock mechanism and round knurled handle preserve fine-suture control across complex reconstructive cases.
The Anis needle holder is engineered for delicate, precise suturing during anterior segment wound closure and IOL fixation. Its gently curved shaft and delicate 8mm jaws without locking mechanism enable fine tactile feedback during needle passage and knot tying. The round knurled handle and 117mm overall length support comfortable, extended micro‑suturing technique.
The Anis needle holder in delicate 8mm geometry serves fine-suture work during corneal, conjunctival, or anterior segment reconstruction where standard 9‑10mm jaws risk overcompression. Straight profile supports freehand needle control, while the lock mechanism eliminates spring fatigue during extended case demands. Round knurled handle and dull finish reduce glare and improve grip in moist anterior chamber fields.
On this Anis nucleus manipulator, a 0.5mm ball tip curves at the very end of an 11mm bend‑to‑tip, giving the surgeon an atraumatic point of contact for engaging and rotating the nucleus inside the capsular bag. The standard‑curve angled shaft seats through a clear corneal incision, and the round knurled handle keeps the 114mm instrument steady during quadrant manipulation. The polished ball geometry minimizes capsular snag during repositioning.
This Anis nucleus ball‑tip manipulator includes a straight 0.5mm spherical tip with a curved end for secure nucleus guidance. The round knurled handle provides enhanced tactile precision during cortical and nuclear manipulation.
This left-hand Anis phaco chopper is optimized for right-dominant surgeons. Its 0.5mm rounded olive tip and offset inferior wedge support controlled divide-and-conquer maneuvers with enhanced safety.
This right-hand Anis phaco chopper is designed for surgeons with left-hand dominance. The rounded blunt 0.5mm olive tip and offset inferior wedge provide controlled nucleus chopping with minimized risk of capsular contact.
This variant of the Anis radial marker also provides eight radial blades with a smooth flat handle, ensuring consistent marking for centration or alignment reference.
This Anis radial marker incorporates twelve fine blades for increased angular resolution. The smooth flat handle provides uniform downward stability during corneal radial marking.
This Anis radial marker features sixteen precision blades arranged evenly around the perimeter to create high‑resolution radial orientation marks. The smooth flat handle and 110mm length support perpendicular, controlled placement across the corneal surface.
The Anis radial marker stamps four evenly spaced blades onto the cornea to create precise radial reference lines for limbal relaxing incision (LRI) placement during refractive cataract surgery. The smooth flat handle allows steady positioning without slipping. At 108mm, balanced length supports single-handed marking and patient comfort.
This Anis radial marker features eight equidistant blades for creating uniform radial reference lines. The smooth flat handle and 110mm length support stable perpendicular placement on the corneal surface.
The Anis tying forceps feature delicate 5mm tying platforms with straight shafts, round knurled handle, and dull finish, offering refined control for suture handling in fine ophthalmic procedures. The delicate platform design reduces trauma to delicate tissues like conjunctiva and sclera during knot passage. At 119mm, this instrument provides balanced reach for anterior and posterior segment suturing.
Extending the bend to 11mm on a 20ga shaft, this anterior chamber cannula reaches the far chamber periphery while preserving high‑flow capability. The longer bend supports access behind the iris and across the chamber through a single corneal port. Stainless construction maintains rigidity through repositioning.