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The Wheeler cyclodialysis spatula is double-ended with 1.75 × 30mm sterling silver blades, designed for precise separation of the ciliary body tissue from the scleral wall during glaucoma procedures including cyclodialysis and angle-recession repair. The polished finish and serrated flat handle provide excellent control during this delicate dissection. At 139mm, this instrument supports access to the ciliary body face while maintaining visibility and tactile precision.
Features & Benefits
This variant of the Wheeler cyclodialysis spatula features double-ended sterling-silver blades with one strongly curved and one angled tip, offering versatility during ciliary body dissection and manipulation. The varied curvature options within a single instrument reduce the need for repeated exchanges during glaucoma procedures. The serrated flat handle and polished finish ensure stable control throughout the case.
The Whitehouse gravity axis marker (11‑14mm) uses gravitational alignment to mark the vertical meridian for toric IOL axis alignment during cataract surgery. The stainless steel construction delivers reliable performance across repeated surgical use. Its simple gravity‑based design eliminates electronic drift and supports intuitive intraoperative alignment.
Titanium construction distinguishes the Whitman axis marker as a precision toric IOL alignment tool. An anterior astigmatic dial (marked in degrees) meets two radial posterior blades that correspond to the dial axis, ensuring surgeon and instrument alignment without mental conversion. Handle mounts in a 180-degree position, improving ergonomic access to the anterior chamber from varied surgical angles.
The Wiener eye speculum provides straightforward eyelid retraction with fenestrated 14mm blades that reduce pressure on delicate eyelid tissue. The 22mm spread supports adequate anterior segment visualization while maintaining patient comfort during routine procedures and minor ophthalmic surgery.
The Wies chalazion forceps delivers controlled compression of the tarsal lesion during cyst drainage or marsupialization. A solid 15mm-wide lower plate paired with an open, serrated upper plate creates uniform clamping force that stabilizes the meibomian gland without vessel rupture. Locking thumbscrew maintains closure, while the 95mm length supports steady hand positioning over the eyelid margin.
Angled to the left with a 2.5mm‑wide J profile, the Wilbrandt‑Binkhorst irrigating cannula delivers controlled fluid into the anterior chamber for capsule maintenance and cortical cleanup. The 23ga shaft carries an open end at 14mm from bend to tip, and the 18mm working length matches a small‑incision approach.
The Wilbrandt-Binkhorst angled irrigating cannula extends versatility with its 14mm bend-to-tip measurement and J-shaped 2.5mm tip geometry. The angled 23ga shaft improves access to chamber peripheries and posterior capsule surfaces during cortical cleanup and capsule polishing. The 18mm working length and open end enable high-flow irrigation without pressure limitation.
The Wilbrandt-Binkhorst irrigating cannula is designed for controlled anterior chamber irrigation with a J-shaped 2.5mm wide tip and open end for free fluid flow. Its 23ga straight shaft maintains direct approach geometry during all phases of phacoemulsification, while the 18mm working length supports consistent positioning and reliable suction-irrigation coordination.
The Wilder lacrimal dilator carries a long 32mm taper with a blunt tip for graduated punctal and canalicular dilation. A round knurled handle and 100mm overall length give the surgeon tactile feedback while advancing through the lacrimal passage. The blunt distal profile reduces the risk of false passage during dilation prior to probing or irrigation.
The Wilder lacrimal dilator carries a medium 23mm taper with a blunt tip, sized for progressive opening of the punctum and proximal canaliculus. A straight shaft tracks the natural canalicular path, and the round knurled handle supports controlled rotation during dilation. Overall length is 100mm for close work at the lid margin.
Built for early lacrimal punctum work, this Wilder dilator carries a short 19mm taper that progresses from a blunt tip into a gradual cone to dilate the punctum and proximal canaliculus before probing or irrigation. The round knurled handle improves grip during rotational advancement, and the 101mm length keeps the working axis close to the lid margin.
Designed for intracapsular and nucleus delivery, the Wilder lens loop carries a 4 × 15mm wire loop with serrations along its inner surface to engage and lift the crystalline lens. The flat handle gives the surgeon a stable plane of control, and the 134mm length positions the loop at comfortable working depth. Serrated grip on the loop interior helps secure the lens during extraction.
Hard or brunescent cataracts demand enhanced purchase on the nucleus, which the Wilder lens loop provides via its serrated 3 × 17mm loop design. The serrated surface and elongated loop geometry improve control during elevation and rotation. This 135mm smooth flat?handled instrument supports confident nuclear manipulation in dense cataracts.
Built for scleral indentation during peripheral retinal examination, this Wilder depressor carries a 2.5mm diameter angled tip on a 15mm working segment. The angled geometry lets the examiner contact the sclera while keeping the handle clear of the lid and brow. A serrated flat handle, polished finish, and integrated pocket clip support repeated clinic use across the exam day.
The Wiles hydrodissection cannula is purpose-built for microincision cataract surgery, with a thin-wall 25ga design and J-shaped geometry. Its 1.8mm wide J-tip creates a controlled fluid wave that separates cortex from capsule with minimal anterior chamber turbulence. The 24mm working length suits MICS incision positioning.
The Connor-Barraquer wire speculum provides minimal bulk in the surgical field while maintaining reliable eyelid separation. Its wire construction offers visibility without obstruction, and the 25mm spread suits anterior chamber procedures where field clarity is essential. The 14mm blade length ensures stable contact on the lid margin.
The Williams pediatric eye speculum carries 11mm blades and a spring‑controlled locking mechanism, sized for safe exposure during pediatric anterior segment work. A 41mm spread provides adequate retraction without overstressing small palpebral anatomy, and the dull finish keeps glare off the microscope.
Built for adult anterior segment cases, the Williams eye speculum carries 14mm blades on a spring‑controlled mechanism that locks at the desired spread up to 52mm. The dull finish reduces microscope glare across the lid surface, while the 86mm overall length keeps the frame compact against the brow. Spring control gives steady retraction without ratchet steps.
The Williams lacrimal probe is designed for gentle canalicular exploration during dacryocystorhinostomy and lacrimal duct probing. Its malleable sterling silver construction allows gentle conforming to delicate lacrimal anatomy without causing perforation. The size 00/0 tip and 142mm length support controlled navigation through lacrimal passages.
The Williams lacrimal probe is a sturdy, malleable sterling silver instrument for probing the nasolacrimal duct during dacryocystorhinostomy, intubation, and canalicular diagnostic procedures. At 144mm in length and size 1‑2, it provides ample reach through the canalicular and nasolacrimal passages. Malleability permits field‑adjustment to patient‑specific ductal anatomy.
The Williams lacrimal probe is crafted from malleable sterling silver for gentle, atraumatic manipulation of lacrimal system tissue. The 142mm length provides extended reach for canalicular and lacrimal sac exploration. The malleable composition allows intraoperative reshaping to accommodate individual anatomic variations.
Williams lacrimal probe enables controlled exploration and dilation of the lacrimal system during dacryocystorhinostomy and canalicular repair procedures. Malleable sterling silver permits gentle contouring to navigate the canalicular path without tissue trauma. Size 5/6 gauge and 142mm length support reliable reach into distal lacrimal structures with tactile feedback.
The Williams small speculum combines open-wire blade construction with a gentle upward curve, minimizing bulk while maintaining secure eyelid separation. Its 12mm blade length and 30mm spread suit smaller eyes and anterior chamber procedures where field clarity is paramount. The curved geometry conforms to lid anatomy, reducing margin trauma during moderate cases.
Wills Hospital utility forceps deliver a 13mm crisscross serrated platform for secure grasp on suture, drape, and tissue elements at the ocular field. Straight shafts and a serrated handle support a confident pinch grip across the 110mm length, while the polished finish minimizes microscope glare during use.
The Wills Hospital utility forceps features straight shafts with a 13mm crisscross serrated platform and wide serrated handle, providing secure grip for general lid and anterior segment tissue manipulation. The cross-serrated platform prevents tissue slippage during grasping, supporting reliable tissue handling in various ophthalmic applications. This 111mm instrument offers balanced reach and control.
Wilmer conjunctival utility scissors are angled on the flat for unobstructed visibility while trimming conjunctiva close to the limbus. The 18mm serrated blades grip slippery tissue and reduce skidding through tenuous flaps, and sharp tips allow precise cut initiation. The polished ring handle suits routine conjunctival dissection and pterygium work.
The Wilmer conjunctival utility scissors is designed for broad conjunctival dissection during pterygium removal, conjunctival grafting, and conjunctival flap procedures. The angled 18mm mid-screw-to-tip geometry provides superior cutting leverage, while the sharp tips enable controlled dissection along anatomical contours. The ring handle supports stable fingertip control during extended tissue manipulation.
Built for canalicular intubation, the Worst pigtail probe carries a 9mm curved blunt tip designed to traverse the canalicular system and emerge through the opposite punctum. Pre‑cut polyethylene tubes are included for the silicone intubation step, and the round knurled handle supports steady rotational control during passage.
Designed for phacoemulsification handpiece assembly, this disposable wrench enables secure, reliable connection of phaco tips to the phacoemulsification unit. The stainless steel construction provides the mechanical grip necessary for consistent tip fastening without slipping or cross‑threading. Ten per package supports OR inventory and case turnover efficiency.