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This right‑handed Nagahara nucleus chopper is configured with a 1.25mm inner tip and 1.75mm outer dimension, offset at 60 degrees for controlled nuclear fragmentation during phacoemulsification. The 10mm distance from bend to tip and angled blade geometry optimize anterior chamber access during divide-and-conquer and stop-and-chop techniques. A round stainless‑steel handle and 114mm length provide stable control.
Features & Benefits
Designed for premature infants, the Sauer (D) lid speculum carries 4mm solid blades on a 29mm frame for safe exposure of the smallest neonatal eyes. The dull finish reduces microscope glare, and the tiny blade footprint keeps contact away from the limbus during examination or surgical access. Spring tension maintains a steady opening without an adjustable mechanism.
This stainless‑steel Drysdale nucleus manipulator includes a 0.7mm tip and a 10mm tip‑to‑bend geometry for controlled rotational and lifting maneuvers. The round knurled handle provides secure tactile control during lens manipulation.
The Braunstein fixed caliper features double-ended fine points with 3mm and 3.5mm measurement ends, designed for precise anterior chamber depth, corneal thickness, and surgical landmark measurement during ophthalmic surgery. The fine-point geometry enables accurate positioning at critical landmarks like the limbus and scleral spur. This 83mm instrument supports reliable biometric assessment during cataract and refractive procedures.
Built for adult anterior segment cases, this Lieberman V‑wire speculum carries open wire blades angled downward toward the temple to clear the surgeon's working corridor. The adjustable mechanism captures the exact palpebral spread for each case, and the 14mm blade length opens the field without crowding instruments at the limbus. The 76mm body suits microscope work at the slit lamp or operating chair.
Designed for phacoemulsification and micro‑incision cataract surgery, this 1.8mm angled slit knife combines a beveled‑up single‑bevel edge with a round steel handle for fingertip control. The sterile, disposable format delivers the sharp, predictable entry geometry that MICS techniques require, without relying on repeated sterilization. Each blade arrives ready for immediate use, supporting case‑to‑case consistency in anterior chamber penetration.
The Vannas capsulotomy scissors is a precision instrument with straight blades and blunt tips optimized for controlled anterior and posterior capsule opening in cataract and refractive procedures. Its 6mm blade geometry and 8mm mid‑screw to tip measurement support fine incisioning control. Serrated handle provides stable grip in wet operative fields.
This double‑ended Green spatula is a multipurpose tool for cortical cleanup and lens manipulation during cataract extraction. The two blade sizes�4 × 14mm and 5 × 16mm�accommodate different cortical pockets and IOL positioning tasks. Straight geometry and polished stainless‑steel finish facilitate smooth dissection and repositioning in the anterior chamber and capsular bag.
Knapp lacrimal retractors expose the lacrimal sac and adjacent structures through a four‑prong blunt rake that holds soft tissue clear without piercing. The blunt prongs protect vasculature and the sac wall during dacryocystorhinostomy approach. A 127mm overall length keeps the handle outside the immediate operative field.
This Chang hydrodissection cannula incorporates a 27ga 90‑degree angle with a flat beveled tip and a standard short 1.5mm tip length for controlled hydrodissection wave initiation.
This replacement diamond wheel burr is engineered for the Algerbrush 2 motorized handpiece. The 5mm medium-grit wheel provides controlled abrasive action for pterygium tissue removal. Chuck-only design allows quick tool changes without instrument downtime.
The Shepard tying forceps (curved variant) feature a curved geometry with 6mm tying platforms and wide serrated handle, enabling smooth suture management during cataract closure and anterior segment wound approximation. The curved profile adapts to varied incision angles, reducing the need for instrument repositioning during closure. This 110mm instrument supports versatile access during phacoemulsification completion.
Scaled as a short model, the Baby Barraquer needle holder runs to 102mm overall, putting the surgeon's hand closer to the cornea during fine suture passes. Delicate curved jaws span 14mm from mid‑screw to tip and lock to stabilize 10‑0 needles between bites, while a round knurled handle holds purchase under wet conditions at the limbus.
The clear cornea swivel fixation ring stabilizes the globe during corneal incision making, with a 13mm ring and an 8mm cut‑out that exposes the planned entry site. Nine blunt fixation teeth seat against the sclera without piercing, and 15‑degree reference marks on the top of the ring guide axis alignment for toric or astigmatic work. A flat handle keeps the orientation steady through the maneuver.
These Bishop-Harmon tissue forceps feature a 0.3mm ultrafine tip with 1 × 2 interlocking teeth and flat three-hole handle, making them ideal for the most delicate anterior segment tissue manipulation including capsular work during cataract surgery and corneal procedures. The diminutive 0.3mm tip allows microsurgical precision, while the three-hole handle supports ergonomic control. This 86mm instrument is essential for precision ophthalmic work.
The Sanders‑Castroviejo suturing forceps combines heavy straight shafts with 0.12mm fine teeth optimized for precise IOL suturing and corneal closure. The heavy shaft design provides exceptional rigidity during repeated suturing motions, while the ultrafine teeth prevent slippage on fine nylon and monofilament. Durable construction suits high‑case‑volume practices.
This angled Sinskey hook carries a 0.2mm tip for engaging IOL positioning holes during lens manipulation and capsular bag fixation. The round knurled handle supports fingertip rotation through the hook's working arc, and the 115mm body keeps fingertips clear of the cornea during phaco and IOL implantation.
The Lester lens manipulator carries an angled shaft with a 0.2mm hourglass‑shape tip on a round knurled handle, sized for IOL positioning and capsular bag dialing during cataract surgery. The hourglass tip engages haptic eyelets cleanly, and the round knurled handle delivers steady fingertip rotation.
This stainless‑steel infusion handle features a male‑to‑tubing connector with a compact 75mm length for improved maneuverability.
Number 3 of the Meyerhoeffer family carries a larger 2.5mm cup for chalazion evacuation through a standard lid incision. The straight 31mm shaft delivers the cup to the lesion, and the flat polished handle gives a controlled rotational scrape during cleanout. The 127mm overall length sits close to the everted lid.
Straight iris scissors with sharp/sharp tips serve fine cutting needs across ophthalmic and oculoplastic procedures, including iridotomy and pupil margin work. The 28mm mid‑screw‑to‑tip length keeps the working blades short and responsive. Ring handles give the surgeon consistent finger control through each cutting pass.
Used at the lid margin for cilia removal and trichiasis management, these Kurth forceps present angled jaws that approach the lash line without obstructing the surgeon's view. The 114mm body sits naturally in the fingertips for the gentle traction needed to extract individual eyelashes intact. Stainless construction preserves tip apposition through repeated office and procedural use.
Sized at 15mm wide and matte‑finished to reduce glare, this size‑2 Desmarres lid retractor everts the eyelid for exposure of the tarsal conjunctiva and lid margin. The smooth curved blade slips beneath the lid atraumatically, and the flat handle provides steady single‑hand control across a 140mm overall length.
This silicone‑tip capsule polisher (squeegee) combines gentle tissue contact with efficient epithelial removal following cataract extraction. The 27 gauge fine bore minimizes incision trauma while the silicone end confers atraumatic gliding across the anterior capsule. The blue cartridge format supports efficient sterile field management in high‑volume cataract workflows.
The Fine-Castroviejo suturing forceps feature an ultrafine 0.12mm tooth tip with straight shafts, 6mm tying platform, and serrated handle, enabling extreme precision during corneal microsurgery, DSAEK/DMEK endothelial keratoplasty wound closure, and fine anterior segment suturing. The 0.12mm tooth provides the finest possible grip on delicate sutures and anterior capsule edges. At 95mm, this compact length is optimized for intricate corneal and limbal work.
The 12mm long trephine serves intermediate-sized corneal grafts in penetrating keratoplasty and refractive applications. Disposable construction guarantees sharp, predictable cutting performance on each use, while individual sterile packaging reduces operative field setup time. The straight cylindrical design ensures perpendicular graft geometry.
This MICS Packer‑Chang IOL cutter provides a 19ga straight shaft with fine cutting geometry for precision lens manipulation and optic trimming in ultra‑small‑incision implantation. The 35mm working length through a compressed shaft geometry navigates tight anterior chamber spaces while the straight design permits aligned cutting without rotational stress. Use with the DUO‑00 handle for modular bimanual control.
The Kimura spatula provides broad, atraumatic manipulation of soft tissues and Descemet membrane with its 4mm wide × 17.5mm working surface. The 34mm stainless steel shaft and smooth finish support delicate maneuvers during corneal transplant and anterior segment microincision procedures. Overall 115mm length grants comfortable control.
Smaller than the Desmarres pattern, Lambert chalazion forceps stabilize a focal lid lesion through a round 10mm solid lower plate and an 8mm open upper plate. The locking thumb screw maintains lid eversion while the surgeon incises and curettes the cyst. The serrated handle gives a secure grip on a small instrument.
At 30ga, this anterior chamber cannula carries the finest practical lumen for delicate intraocular fluid delivery, with an 8mm bend‑to‑tip extending the outlet across the chamber. The micro‑gauge minimizes turbulence near sensitive structures, suited to careful viscoelastic refill or fine irrigation.