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The Sweeney manipulator/cracker with flat paddle-shaped tip and concave working surface enables efficient nuclear fragmentation during phacoemulsification. The paddle design provides controlled nucleus cracking with minimal posterior capsule trauma.
Features & Benefits
The Swiss blade breaker is engineered for safe, controlled fracture of breakable surgical blades during cataract surgery and keratoplasty procedures. Its conical serrated 13mm jaws lock blades securely in place, while the end‑lock mechanism holds the blade fast during the breaking maneuver. Round knurled handle and polished finish support secure, one‑handed operation. Supplied with 10 stainless‑steel breakable blades.
Swiss jeweler #1 forceps narrow to a 0.12mm fine point for the most delicate ophthalmic manipulation, including capsule fragments, suture ends, and small foreign bodies. The smooth handle and dull finish reduce both reflectivity and slippage under the microscope. At 120mm, the shaft seats comfortably between thumb and forefinger for sustained microsurgical work.
Swiss jeweler forceps are precision-crafted for delicate tissue manipulation in ophthalmic microsurgery. The 0.34mm fine pointed tips enable controlled grasping of capsular edges and thin tissue during cataract and corneal procedures. Straight shafts and smooth handles support stable tactile control.
Curved Swiss Jeweler #7 forceps carry an extra‑fine 0.17mm pointed tip for reaching behind structures during microsurgical work. The standard curve clears the line of sight to the tip, and the smooth handle supports a steady pencil grip across long cases. A dull 115mm finish keeps reflection out of the microscope.
The diamond‑dusted Swiss jeweler forceps offers superior grip security on smooth IOL materials and fine suture without slipping. The #4 size and 0.13mm tip width suit precision IOL positioning and suture manipulation. The dull finish minimizes light reflection during detailed IOL‑related work.
The Tagliabo Seagull fasanella-Servat V-style M�ller muscle resection clamp is engineered for controlled eyelid elevation in ptosis repair. Its 6-pin interlocking jaw design with 4 grooves and 3 holes per jaw provides graduated holding force and tissue depth measurement. The 26mm wide jaws and nut-post clamping mechanism enable stable, adjustable muscle plication across the full surgical range. The 95mm overall length supports comfortable handheld manipulation.
The Tanna‑Lieberman adjustable speculum provides variable eyelid spacing controlled by surgeon adjustment. Straight 15mm wire blades remain parallel while opening width is tuned to individual patient anatomy. The integrated traction suture anchor posts support placement of fixation sutures, enabling independent lid management during complex anterior segment procedures.
This Teflon cutting block underpins the Iowa P.K. press punch, providing a non-adhesive surface where donor corneal tissue centers without slipping or crushing. Round geometry with two-color contrast zones (white and color) permits visual centration of the donor button relative to punch bore, improving graft quality and reducing mechanical damage during tissue preparation. Reusable and easy to clean.
This temporal-approach lid speculum is designed for inferior temporal clear corneal or limbal approach surgeries. Its angled-up geometry positions the inferior lid blade away from the surgical field, while the U-shaped wire back supports stable retraction. The 14mm solid blade and 16mm spread suit temporally angled procedures where traditional specula interfere with instrument access.
This wide‑model temporal closed‑wire speculum exposes the eye through the temporal approach favored in phacoemulsification and refractive surgery. U‑shaped 21mm blades wrap the lid margin while the 40mm spread opens the palpebral fissure for unobstructed access. A compact 56mm frame keeps the instrument low against the orbit.
The temporal open wire speculum features a V-shaped end design with 15mm round blades optimized for superior exposure during temporal anterior segment approaches. Its compact 45mm length and 17mm spread provide optimal access while minimizing extra-ocular soft-tissue bulk. Stainless steel construction ensures lasting durability.
Built with a compact 40mm overall length and C‑shaped end, this temporal speculum uses open wire blades to provide atraumatic 16mm lid retraction with a 21mm spread. The open wire geometry keeps the lash line clear and minimizes pressure on the globe during anterior segment work.
Kratz‑style 12mm blades on this temporal speculum support eyelid retraction from a temporal approach, useful for clear corneal incision routes. The 15mm spread and 37mm frame keep the instrument compact while preserving working access to the anterior segment.
The Kratz temporal speculum positions eyelids for temporal surgical access with compact 5mm blade length and 15mm spread. Its narrow profile permits clear visualization of the temporal incision site while maintaining minimal eyelid trauma. Ideal for small‑incision cataract and corneal procedures approached temporally.
The Kratz‑type temporal speculum carries round‑profile blades with a V‑shaped end and an 11mm blade length, sized for retracting the eyelids during temporal‑approach anterior segment surgery. The V‑shaped end opens the lateral angle, and the round wire blades minimize lid trauma during sustained retraction.
Sold as a pair, the Tenant solid lid retractors deliver fixed lid elevation for ophthalmic exposure where a speculum is not preferred. The 14mm straight blade gently lifts the lid margin, and the 25mm overall length keeps the handle low‑profile in the operative field. Stainless‑steel construction supports repeat sterilization across routine ocular cases.
The Tennant nucleus manipulator features a ball tip on a gently curved shaft, bent 11mm from the handle, for controlled nucleus rotation during divide‑and‑conquer phacoemulsification. At 120mm overall length, the curved geometry accommodates anterior chamber anatomy. Round knurled handle ensures secure positioning throughout nucleus mobilization and segment management.
The Tennant tying forceps with curved geometry is designed for suture knot manipulation and iris/capsule repositioning during anterior segment procedures. The curved profile follows the natural hand arc, supporting smooth wrist rotation during fine tissue handling.
The Tennant tying forceps bring curved geometry to suture placement and knot tying during ophthalmic wound closure. The curved shaft follows the natural corneal and scleral contour, positioning the jaw tips intuitively along the suture line. Stainless‑steel construction ensures lasting reliability during repeated knot‑tying cycles across countless cataract and corneal closure cases.
Tennant tying forceps bring extra‑delicate 19mm curved shafts and a 6mm tying platform to fine ophthalmic suture work. The curved profile and platform geometry allow controlled wrapping and grasping of 10‑0 and finer sutures during corneal and scleral closure. A round handle with longitudinal serrations supports a steady rolling grip throughout knotting.
The Tennant tying forceps combines a curved jaw with 6mm tying platforms and an integrated guide pin to manage 9‑0 to 11‑0 sutures during corneal and limbal wound closure. The guide pin steers suture into the platform groove during knot tying, and the ergonomic fenestrated handle reduces instrument mass during long microsurgical sequences.
These Tennant tying forceps carry 19mm extra‑delicate straight shafts that taper into 6mm serrated tying platforms, supporting precise suture wraps at the cornea and limbus. The round handle is finished with longitudinal serrations that index against thumb and index finger, and the 102mm stainless‑steel frame keeps the platform under positive control during fine knot tying.
Designed for precise suture handling at 9‑0 through 11‑0 calibers, these straight Tennant tying forceps feature 6mm tying platforms and a guide pin that aligns the suture during each pass. The fenestrated ergonomic handle reduces fatigue across long microsurgical cases, and the 110mm overall length supports balanced fingertip control. Stainless steel construction holds up to routine reprocessing across cataract and corneal closure work.
The Tennant tying forceps combines a curved geometry with a 6mm tying platform and titanium construction for durable microsurgical knot work. The extra delicate 19mm shaft and longitudinal serrations on the round handle deliver both fine tactile feedback and secure grip during corneal and limbal closures. The curved profile adapts to chamber anatomy.
The Tennant Tying Forceps is engineered for IOL positioning and loop tying during cataract implantation. Its titanium construction resists corrosion and maintains rigidity, while the extra‑delicate 19mm shaft navigates the anterior chamber with minimal bulk. The 6mm tying platform enables secure knot placement without excessive tissue compression, and the longitudinal serrated round handle supports sustained bimanual control during the final steps of IOL fixation.
This left-handed tenotomy scissors is engineered for southpaw surgeons performing muscle and capsular dissection during strabismus repair. The curved geometry follows the natural hand arc, while the ring handle design supports secure fingertip control during precise anterior segment and extraocular muscle work.
The Terry DSAEK scraper supports stripping and positioning of Descemet's membrane during DSAEK preparation. An 11mm working length from bend to sharp tip combines with 90-degree angled geometry to access the graft-host interface at the optimal angle for membrane separation. Round handle balances reach and control. Dull finish reduces glare in the illuminated anterior chamber.
This left‑sided third eyelid wire speculum retracts the nictitating membrane during veterinary ocular examination and surgery. The 10mm wire blades deliver atraumatic exposure of the conjunctival surface beneath the third eyelid, and the 18mm spread holds a stable working window for the procedure.
Configured for the left eye, this third eyelid wire speculum retracts the nictitating membrane during veterinary ocular examination and surgery. The 14mm blades and 18mm spread hold the third eyelid clear of the cornea without compressing the globe. The lightweight wire profile keeps the field uncluttered for microscope and slit‑lamp access.