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This IOL loading forceps is engineered specifically for AcrySof intraocular lens placement into Monarch II and III injector cartridges. Titanium construction with highly polished tip surfaces prevents lens scratching during loading and repositioning. The straight 119mm shaft with round handle provides controlled bimanual access to cartridge ports, essential for predictable IOL placement in small‑incision cases.
Features & Benefits
The Buratto adjustable speculum provides variable lid retraction control through an adjustment mechanism that adapts to individual eye and patient anatomy during corneal, refractive, or anterior segment procedures. The adjustment feature minimizes excessive pressure on the eyelid margin while maintaining optimal operative field exposure. Stainless steel construction supports efficient sterilization and reprocessing.
The Calladine-Inamura capsulorhexis forceps is engineered for precision manipulation of the anterior lens capsule with an ergonomic round handle. The straight-shaft design provides direct approach to the capsular margin during cataract surgery. The fine tip geometry supports controlled, continuous capsulorhexis without tearing.
The Cionni toric axis marker features two rotating blades marked in 10‑degree increments from 0 to 180 degrees, permitting dynamic intraoperative axis adjustment and verification for toric IOL positioning. The 40‑degree angled shaft and flat handle support intuitive rotation and marking, while the 11‑15mm sizing adapts to varied corneal dimensions. At 114mm, it provides optimal reach and control during toric implantation.
The DK axis marker features two carefully positioned blades that mark the corneal surface with reference lines indicating the axis for toric IOL implantation or astigmatic LRI (limbal relaxing incision) placement. The dual‑blade design creates precise marking geometry without excessive tissue engagement. Stainless steel construction ensures sharp marking edges and reliable sterilization.
The Inamura capsulorhexis forceps in titanium features sharp pointed serrated tips angled 45 degrees from a curved shaft with a 10.5mm tip‑to‑pivot distance. The cross‑action geometry enables entry through 1.8mm incisions while maintaining crisp tip control during capsule engagement. The flat ergonomic handle and titanium construction support durability and reduced hand stress.
The Jones‑Inamura capsulorhexis forceps in its E‑range variant features cross‑action tips at 45 degrees with a 1.5mm width at the pivot box for entry through 1.8mm incisions. The pointed serrated interlocking tips and 11mm tip‑to‑pivot geometry ensure reliable capsule engagement, while 1mm markings from tip to 6mm guide precise sizing. The flat handle provides superior ergonomics during extended procedures.
The Jones‑Inamura capsulorhexis forceps features a round ergonomic handle that supports stable finger placement during anterior capsule engagement. The Jones‑Inamura tip geometry is designed for controlled capsulorhexis tear propagation across both routine and complex cataract cases. The handle accommodates variable hand sizes and extended case time.
The Koch Cionni open‑blade speculum features flat 13.5mm blades angled nasally, providing wide atraumatic lid retraction during anterior segment and cataract procedures. The open‑blade design (no wire closure) simplifies insertion and positioning while maintaining consistent exposure geometry. Flat blade surfaces distribute pressure evenly across the eyelid margin.
This lens loading forceps is engineered for compatibility with the AMO One Series Ultra injector cartridge, providing reliable IOL positioning and advancement during implantation. The straight design facilitates aligned loading without rotational stress on the lens optic. Stainless‑steel construction supports durable reprocessing across repeated IOL implantation cases.
The MacKool cataract support system uses a 0.3 × 2.8mm titanium hook to engage the anterior capsule edge and stabilize the capsular bag in cases of weak or compromised zonules. Six to eight hooks are typically deployed circumferentially to recenter and support the bag during phacoemulsification in zonular dehiscence. Titanium construction resists deformation across repeat sterilization.
The MacKool‑Inamura coaxial capsulorhexis forceps features a blunt tip that safely engages the anterior capsule during phacoemulsification via coaxial probe access. The round ergonomic handle accommodates variable hand sizes and grip styles, supporting consistent capsulorhexis creation across routine and challenging cases. The blunt tip reduces risk of capsular perforation in dense nuclei.
The MacKool‑Inamura capsulorhexis forceps features cross‑action tips angled 45 degrees from the shaft with a 1.5mm width at the pivot point, enabling entry through incisions as small as 1.8mm. The 11mm bend‑to‑tip geometry and laser‑marked shaft (2.5mm/5mm) guide consistent capsulorhexis sizing. The long flat ergonomic handle reduces hand fatigue during delicate tissue manipulation.
The Osher IOL cutter is a specialized instrument for precision cutting of posterior chamber intraocular lenses during surgical modifications and selective IOL truncation. Its angled micro-serrated blades and 2.8mm minimum incision design support controlled lens alterations with minimal adjacent tissue trauma. The flat titanium handle and 95mm length enable stable manipulation during delicate lens work.
Engineered for ICL manipulation, the Pallikaris manipulator features a 45-degree angled shaft with 12mm bend-to-tip geometry, optimizing approach angles for intraocular lens positioning in the anterior chamber. Textured finish on the round handle enhances grip security during delicate maneuvers. The 119mm overall length supports comfortable working distance in contemporary anterior segment anatomy.
The pre‑chopper forceps in titanium combines an angled 45‑degree geometry with arrow‑shaped tips and a 3 × 1mm flattened paddle area for controlled nucleus manipulation during phacoemulsification. The cross‑action shaft with 13.5mm bend‑to‑tip reaches challenging quadrants, while the round handle supports secure grip during chopping sequences. At 119mm, the forceps balances reach with hand control.
This screw thread injector is engineered for use with Alcon MONARCH B, C, and D cartridges, providing controlled IOL advancement through threaded injection mechanisms. The injector design accommodates various lens optic geometries while maintaining alignment and preventing rotational displacement. The device supports predictable IOL deployment across a range of modern injection platforms.
The Toric axis marker is a titanium‑constructed precision instrument featuring two side blades positioned around an 11.6mm outer diameter with a 4mm central reference point. The low‑profile design maintains excellent surgical visualization while creating reference markings for toric IOL axis alignment and LRI placement. At 95mm, the round handle permits controlled, pressure‑free marking during surgery.
The Utrata capsulorhexis forceps in titanium combines sharp pointed serrated tips with a 13mm bend‑to‑tip geometry that positions the working tips precisely for incisions down to 2.2mm. The vaulted tips and long ergonomic 8mm round handle reduce fatigue during dense nucleus work, while laser marks at 2.5mm and 5mm guide capsulorhexis diameter. Titanium construction provides corrosion resistance and lasting edge.