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The Berkeley marker with 4 and 4.25mm diameter options delivers dual-size optical axis marking for personalized refractive surgery and toric IOL procedures. The smooth flat handle and 110mm length provide optimal control during marking, while the matched pair of circle sizes supports flexible marking protocols. Stainless steel construction ensures durable reprocessing.
Features & Benefits
The Berkeley-Thornton optic zone marker is a precision tool for refractive surgery patient marking, providing dual-ended capability for both standard and customized optical zone diameters. The 4mm and 4.25mm ring ends deliver sharp contact marks on the corneal surface without tissue penetration, while the low-profile design minimizes distortion during surgical planning or topography.
Beyer pigtail probe is designed for suture guidance and secure fixation during ophthalmic procedures requiring precise tissue engagement. The 16mm diameter pigtail curve provides a wide loop platform for reliable suture placement, while the blunt end minimizes scleral trauma during manipulation. Suture eyes positioned just behind the blunt end facilitate secure knot management.
This bi‑manual aspirating unit incorporates a curved 21ga capsule‑polishing cannula with a single 0.3mm port for controlled polishing access.
This bi‑manual aspirating unit uses a curved 21ga cannula with a single 0.3mm port and a gold titanium handpiece to support higher‑flow aspiration.
This bi‑manual aspirating unit features a curved 21ga cannula with a single 0.4mm port to support increased aspiration flow through a gold titanium handpiece.
This bi‑manual aspirating unit features a curved 23ga cannula with a single 0.3mm port and a gold titanium handpiece for controlled aspiration during bi‑manual lens removal.
This bi‑manual aspirating cannula tip is a 23ga curved design with a single 0.3mm aspiration port, engineered for selective cortical lens material removal in micro‑incision cataract surgery. The curved 21mm tip geometry conforms to anterior chamber anatomy while the fine gauge and single port permit responsive surgeon‑controlled aspiration flow. Reusable stainless‑steel construction supports extended MICS protocols.
This Rosenwasser irrigating DSEK scrape/endothelial stripper uses a 20ga angled 90‑degree shaft with a blue titanium handle and a 12mm bend‑to‑tip distance to support controlled endothelial scraping.
The bi-manual handpiece is a 21ga curved instrument with a 0.3mm single aspiration port designed for coordinated two-handed cataract and cortical manipulation. Its standard curve geometry aligns with anterior chamber anatomy while the fine aspiration port enables controlled cortical material removal without excessive chamber turbulence. The curved shaft maintains excellent visibility while supporting precise coordinated movements.
The bi-manual handpiece delivers coordinated irrigation-aspiration with one 21ga curved handpiece providing both 0.5mm dual-port irrigation and aspiration. The blue color-coded body ensures quick clinical identification, while the curved geometry supports ergonomic hand positioning during anterior chamber surgery. This design enables surgeons to manage fluid flow with one hand, preserving visibility and bimanual capability.
This bi‑manual handpiece is engineered for multi-function anterior segment surgery using 23ga micro‑incision techniques. The curved geometry accommodates diverse surgical angles, while the 0.3mm single‑port aspiration design with gold capsule-polisher coating enables efficient cortical cleanup without corneal decentration. The micro‑incision platform preserves anterior chamber anatomy and reduces postoperative astigmatism.
This 23ga curved bi‑manual handpiece features a single 0.3mm aspiration port and gold‑colored finish for surgeon‑controlled cortical aspiration during micro‑incision cataract surgery. The curved shaft conforms to anterior chamber anatomy while the fine gauge port delivers precise aspiration response. The handpiece design facilitates ergonomic bimanual manipulation of cortical material.
This 23ga curved bi‑manual handpiece is configured for irrigation with a dual 0.4mm port design and blue color identification for hydrating the anterior chamber during phacoemulsification. The curved geometry accommodates micro‑incision access while the dual‑port irrigation design maintains anterior chamber stability throughout cortical removal phases. The blue coloration distinguishes it from aspiration handpieces.
This bi‑manual handpiece delivers irrigating function with 23ga micro‑incision precision. The straight geometry and 0.4mm dual‑port irrigating design support balanced anterior chamber infusion during phacoemulsification and cortical aspiration. The blue color-coded system enables clear identification and handoff during multi-function MICS procedures.
This bi‑manual irrigating unit uses a blue titanium handpiece with a curved 21ga tip and dual 0.5mm ports for increased irrigation flow in bi‑manual anterior segment procedures.
This bi‑manual irrigating unit features a blue titanium handpiece and a curved 23ga tip with dual 0.3mm ports to support balanced sub‑incisional irrigation during lens manipulation.
This bimanual DSEK Terry irrigating scraper is designed for controlled Descemet‑stripping endothelial keratoplasty support during graft manipulation. The hole‑shaped scraper faces upward, while the 0.4mm posterior port delivers simultaneous irrigation. Blue titanium handle provides lightweight, corrosion‑resistant control during multi‑step graft positioning.
The Binkhorst hooked cannula facilitates anterior-chamber fluid management and IOL positioning during phacoemulsification and implantation. Its 22-gauge straight shaft features a 2.5mm J‑shaped hook at the tip that securely engages the anterior capsule edge during nucleus evacuation and lens positioning. The 32mm overall length excludes hub assembly for compact handling.
The left‑hand mate to the Binkhorst right cannula, this 22‑gauge model carries the same 30‑degree angled shaft and 2.5mm J‑shaped hook reversed for the surgeon's other hand. The 13mm bend‑to‑tip distance reaches under the iris or behind a capsular flap, redirecting irrigation or viscoelastic flow into the chambers behind.
Built for irrigating subincisional cortex from the left side of the capsular bag, the Binkhorst hooked cannula presents a 22ga shaft angled at 30 degrees with a 2.5mm J‑shaped hook at the tip. The 13mm bend‑to‑tip working length reaches under the iris and capsulorhexis edge, while the polished finish reads cleanly through the cornea. The hook engages cortex for irrigation flushing without grasping.
Designed for right‑hand viscoelastic and irrigation delivery, this Binkhorst hooked cannula carries a 22‑gauge shaft angled 30 degrees with a 2.5mm J‑shaped hook at the tip. The 13mm bend‑to‑tip distance and J profile allow the surgeon to reach behind the iris or under a capsular flap, then redirect flow precisely where it's needed during cataract maneuvers.
The Binkhorst hooked cannula delivers irrigation and IOL manipulation through the anterior chamber with a right‑hand 22ga configuration. A 30 degrees angled shaft and 13mm bend‑to‑tip reach align with a temporal approach, while the 2.5mm J‑shaped hook engages IOL features without scratching the optic. The polished finish keeps the cannula clean across repeat reprocessing.
The Binkhorst J‑shape cannula carries a 26ga lumen with a left‑angled J tip for directed irrigation and viscoelastic placement behind the iris or under an IOL haptic. The asymmetric bend allows the surgeon to reach contralateral regions through a single side‑port incision. The fine gauge limits turbulence in the chamber.
The Binkhorst J‑shaped cannula presents a 25ga shaft with a right‑angled J profile for irrigation and viscoelastic delivery beneath the iris during cataract work. The angled geometry positions the tip away from the visual axis while preserving tactile feedback at the entry wound. Stainless steel tubing maintains rigidity through repeated intraoperative redirection.
Pairing the Binkhorst J profile with a finer 26ga lumen, this right‑angled cannula delivers low‑turbulence irrigation beneath the iris during cataract work. The angled right J places the working tip clear of the visual axis while reaching into peripheral chamber regions. Stainless tubing retains the formed bend through use.
Configured with a J‑shaped 1.75 × 1.5mm distal profile, this 25‑gauge left‑angled Binkhorst cannula delivers viscoelastic or BSS to specific intraocular targets where a curved approach is needed. The 12mm working length supports anterior chamber access through a standard incision.
The straight Binkhorst J‑shaped cannula presents a 26ga shaft for irrigation and viscoelastic delivery during cataract work. The straight configuration of the J profile provides direct anterior chamber access while preserving the surgeon's tactile feel through the corneal incision. Stainless tubing maintains rigidity through use.
This sterile disposable bipolar cord connects bipolar forceps to compatible electrosurgical generators to deliver consistent current during coagulation. Its insulated wiring minimizes arcing risk, and the connector interfaces are shaped for reliable, repeatable attachment. The single‑use design ensures sterility and consistent electrical performance without reprocessing variability.
These Bishop‑Harmon forceps incorporate straight 0.6mm cross‑serrated tips engineered for controlled micro‑grasping of delicate membranes. The three‑hole handle and compact 83mm length improve maneuverability in confined spaces.