Corneal Forceps

These Hoffman‑Polack double corneal forceps feature 1mm wide jaws and 1×1 Pierse teeth engineered for precise epithelial traction. The long Castroviejo‑Colibri 3‑hole handle at 105mm allows controlled leverage when preparing or rotating delicate corneal tissue planes.

Features & Benefits

• 1×1 Pierse‑style tooth configuration enhances precise micro‑grasping stability
• Long‑handle design enhances leverage for deeper surgical planes and rotation arcs
• Geometry and traction characteristics are optimized specifically for instrument 11-6-2677

These Pierce corneal forceps utilize extremely fine 0.1mm 1×1 teeth for controlled, minimal‑footprint grasping of the corneal surface. The straight alignment enhances centration accuracy during micro‑elevation of superficial layers.

Features & Benefits

• Ultra‑fine 0.1mm tip profile supports pinpoint surface engagement without imprinting
• Straight shaft alignment supports predictable linear approach trajectories
• Geometry and traction characteristics are optimized specifically for instrument 11-6-2911

These Polack double corneal forceps use 0.12mm tapered tips with 1×2 teeth and a fixed 1mm inter‑tip spacing for consistent symmetric grasping. The short Colibri‑style handle improves access in narrow palpebral fissures while supporting peripheral corneal fold manipulation.

Features & Benefits

• 0.12mm tapered micro‑tips minimize tissue trauma during fine corneal grasping
• 1×2 tooth geometry ensures secure purchase for controlled tissue traction
• Short‑handle ergonomics enable efficient manipulation within restricted spaces
• Geometry and traction characteristics are optimized specifically for instrument 11-6-2671