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The Bailey lacrimal cannula combines a 23ga lumen with a reinforced 19ga shaft for controlled canalicular intervention. Its 6mm straight tip and blunt end opening permit irrigation without tearing the duct mucosa. The compact 33mm length suits both standard and miniaturized nasolacrimal approaches.
Features & Benefits
The Bailey lacrimal cannula is engineered for gentle tear drainage system irrigation with a 27g geometry and reinforced shaft for reliable performance. The straight configuration with 6mm blunt tip supports atraumatic exploration of the lacrimal canaliculi and sac. The 33mm length provides controlled access without excessive instrument length.
Baird chalazion forceps isolate and stabilize lid lesions through paired plates with a locking thumb screw. The 15mm solid lower plate backs the everted lid, while the open upper plate (11 × 8mm interior window) frames the chalazion for curettage or excision. Thumb‑screw locking holds compression hands‑free throughout the procedure.
This Banaji LASIK cannula uses a 25ga sandblasted shaft with six fluid ports and a 15mm working length to support diffused irrigation across the stromal bed.
Six side ports along the smooth 25ga tip of the Banaji LASIK cannula distribute irrigation evenly under the corneal flap, flushing debris and epithelial cells from the stromal bed without focal jetting. The straight shaft runs 17mm (excluding hub), giving the surgeon precise reach beneath the flap during refractive irrigation.
Bangerter muscle clamp is engineered for precise extraocular muscle isolation and temporary fixation during strabismus surgery. The angled geometry and push‑button locking mechanism enable secure, atraumatic engagement of the muscle without crushing tissue. The very delicate 10-tooth jaw design and 10-hole engagement pattern provide fine control over muscle position throughout the procedure.
This Bansal LASIK cannula is a 25‑gauge instrument with a beveled smooth single‑port front opening and a 40mm length for interface fluid management. The profile supports controlled hydration in lamellar procedures.
The Barraquer tonometer (15‑21 mmHg range) is designed for rapid, non‑contact intraocular pressure measurement during phacoemulsification. The phaco slip grip allows single‑handed measurement without removing the hand from the operative field. Its compact, lightweight design supports frequent pressure checks throughout the cataract procedure.
These Barraquer cilia forceps carry slightly angled jaws with textured grasping surfaces designed to remove individual lashes during epilation or surgical preparation. The angle clears the brow line for a direct view of the lash root, while the textured grip secures fine cilia without slippage. A three‑hole handle keeps the instrument light through repeated grasps.
Barraquer cilia forceps incorporate a slightly curved 6mm platform tying surface paired with a sandblasted inner jaw finish for reliable micro‑grasping of fine lashes and delicate capsular tissues. The gentle curvature and 109mm length support both fine anterior segment work and posterior pole cilia manipulation during phacoemulsification and anterior capsule management.
The Barraquer Colibri forceps brings titanium micrograsping precision to fine corneal suture placement. The 0.12mm tip with 1 × 2 teeth engages monofilament securely, and 6mm tying platforms support knot positioning. The compact 85mm length and flat square-grip handle provide ergonomic control for delicate anterior segment work.
The Barraquer Colibri forceps in titanium combines 0.12mm 1 × 2 interlocking teeth with 6mm tying platforms for delicate tissue grasping and suture tying during ophthalmic microsurgery. The fine angled tips engage conjunctiva, sclera, and corneal tissue without crush, while the 6mm platforms hold suture securely during knot tying. The square grip flat handle preserves fingertip control across long microsurgical sequences.
The Barraquer corneal section scissors combines blunt angled blades angled 45 degrees upward for controlled temporal clear?corneal incision creation in phacoemulsification. The 12mm working length from mid?screw to tip supports precise corneal entry, while the serrated handle and finger slide lock enable confident blade control during incision initiation.
Designed for separating ciliary body attachments from the sclera in cyclodialysis, this Barraquer spatula presents a gently curved 0.5 × 15mm blade with a smoothly pointed tip. The curve follows the inner scleral wall as the blade advances, while the rounded point reduces the risk of iris root or ciliary process tearing. A round knurled handle keeps the 122mm body stable during the slow sweeping motion.
This Barraquer eye speculum holds the lids apart with 12mm closed wire blades and a fixed 20mm spread, providing a light‑weight low‑profile opening for anterior segment work. The closed wire form distributes lid pressure evenly while keeping the operative field unobstructed. A dull finish reduces glare under coaxial microscope illumination.
The Barraquer eye speculum employs closed wire blades at 12mm width for gentle, atraumatic eyelid retraction during delicate anterior segment work. The closed wire design minimizes punctate pressure points while providing smooth, even eyelid elevation. Dull finish reduces light glare during microsurgical manipulation.
Closed 14mm wire blades define this Barraquer eye speculum, distributing retraction pressure along a smooth atraumatic surface rather than a single edge. The 20mm spread opens the palpebral fissure for anterior segment access, and the dull finish on the 38mm body cuts microscope glare.
Built around a heavy 1mm wire blade pattern, this Barraquer eye speculum delivers durable lid retraction with the closed‑wire profile preferred for steady exposure. The 14mm blades open to a 16mm spread, and the dull finish reduces glare under the operating microscope. At 40mm overall, the compact frame keeps the speculum clear of the surgeon's working arc.
This Barraquer eye speculum uses 15mm closed wire blades to retract the lids with minimal contact area, reducing pressure on the globe during anterior segment surgery. The 25mm spread suits standard adult orbits, and the dull finish minimizes microscope reflection. Wire construction keeps the instrument lightweight on the patient's face through long cases.
The Barraquer adult eye speculum delivers precise eyelid retraction for anterior segment surgery. These 15mm dull-finish blades provide gentle, consistent tissue exposure across the operative field, while the 38mm overall length supports secure fingertip control. Sold sterile in individual packages, each speculum arrives ready for single-use deployment without reprocessing.
With open 9mm blades and a 15mm internal spread, this Barraquer speculum maintains lid retraction while allowing fluid drainage and irrigation around the blade edges. The dull finish suppresses microscope reflection during anterior segment work. A 30mm overall footprint keeps the surgical field clear during cataract and corneal procedures.
These Barraquer iris scissors feature angled blades with 7mm blunt tips and smooth round fenestrated squeeze‑action handles for delicate iris margin trimming.
Barraquer iris scissors handle anterior segment cutting through a squeeze‑action handle and blunt 8mm tips that protect adjacent intraocular structures. The center hole in the serrated grip lightens the instrument and improves tactile feedback. A short 54mm overall length keeps the working tip close to the surgeon's fingertips for fine control.
This Barraquer iris spatula carries a 10mm tip‑to‑bend geometry suited to iris repositioning, synechiolysis, and anterior chamber sweeping. The round serrated handle provides rotational grip during fine angled maneuvers, while the 120mm overall length supports stable two‑finger control at standard microscope distance.
The Barraquer iris spatula carries a 12mm tip‑to‑bend round working end for gentle iris repositioning and sweeping behind the cornea during anterior segment work. A serrated handle supports controlled rotational and translational movement, and the 120mm overall length suits standard ophthalmic working depth.
A finer 0.25 × 15mm angled and gently curved tip distinguishes this Barraquer iris spatula for work in tight anterior chamber fields. The compact 90mm body and short hexagonal handle keep the instrument balanced during pupil margin and iris root manipulation. Its polished finish reads cleanly through the operating microscope while the slender profile slips through small clear corneal incisions.
Sized for manipulating the iris through small anterior segment incisions, this Barraquer iris spatula uses a gently curved 0.5 × 15mm tip to sweep the iris away from synechiae or guide it back through a wound. The compact 90mm body with a short hexagonal handle keeps the instrument balanced for the fine pronation moves used near the pupil margin. A polished finish keeps the working tip readable under the microscope.
This Barraquer iris spatula combines angled titanium construction with a gently curved blade for controlled iris manipulation and positioning during anterior segment surgery. The 0.25mm ultra‑fine tip width accommodates delicate iris tissue, while the 15mm blade length provides adequate working surface. A long round blue‑gold handle and polished finish ensure secure grip and smooth tissue contact.
Built for delicate iris manipulation, this Barraquer iris spatula carries a 0.25mm working tip on a titanium shaft for micro‑level control during anterior segment work. The grooved round handle offers a consistent rolling grip for fine repositioning of iris tissue. Titanium construction combines rigidity with corrosion resistance over many cases.
This Barraquer micro needle holder combines integrated scissors in a compact ophthalmic platform ideal for anterior segment closure. The 0.5mm jaw width and 6mm blade provide fine-tip control for precise suture placement and cutting in limited operative fields. Straight geometry and 140mm overall length support stable fingertip manipulation during iris, conjunctival, and corneal repairs.