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The Gills-Welsh modified lens loop delivers controlled cortical lens support during phacoemulsification and nuclear removal. The 6mm wide by 7mm long ultra-thin loop exerts minimal pressure on the lens equator while maintaining secure engagement. A flat 137mm shaft provides excellent visibility and control.
Features & Benefits
The Knolle-Pearce irrigating lens loop with 23ga thin-wall shaft and 6mm loop diameter enables atraumatic soft lens support in the posterior chamber. The continuous irrigation capability maintains anterior chamber stability during nuclear delivery.
Designed for intracapsular and large‑nucleus lens delivery, the Gills‑Welsh lens loop carries an ultra‑thin 5 × 7mm loop with an olive tip that slides beneath the lens without snagging zonules or iris tissue. The flat handle gives the surgeon a steady pinch grip, and the 121mm length keeps the loop clear of the microscope barrel.
This Keener‑Arlt irrigating vectus lens loop features a 15mm × 3mm serrated loop with three integrated irrigation ports that facilitate simultaneous lens engagement and chamber maintenance.
The Keener-Arlt Lens Loop is engineered for atraumatic lens capture and positioning during cataract extraction. Its serrated 3mm loop engages the equatorial lens capsule without adhesion, while the 135mm shaft provides extended reach and clear visualization. The smooth square handle delivers balanced control for gentle lifting and rotation movements in both ECCE and PHACO workflows.
The Kirby intra‑capsular lens loop retrieves nucleus and lens material through relatively large incisions using four‑point capsular fixation. The round knurled handle grants secure grip control, and the polished finish supports reliable handling across routine cataract extraction cases. The malleable wire and spherical loop geometry permit gentle tissue contact.
Built around a 6 × 7mm wire loop, the Lewis lens loop is shaped to cradle and extract an intact crystalline lens during planned extracapsular work. The flat handle keeps the instrument oriented during scooping motions, and the 137mm overall length supports controlled passage beneath the lens equator.
This Lewis lens loop features a 6mm × 7mm loop with smooth edges for gentle lens manipulation. The flat smooth handle improves fingertip control, and the polished finish reduces drag during intraocular movement.
Lewis lens loop is engineered for atraumatic nuclear extraction during phacoemulsification and small?incision cataract surgery. Its 5 × 6mm loop geometry and polished stainless steel surface minimize contact trauma to the nuclear equator during manipulation and elevation. The flat smooth 137mm handle provides ergonomic control and reduces hand fatigue in extended cases.
The New Orleans lens loop slides beneath a cataractous lens to express it through a large‑section incision in extracapsular extraction. Its 5 × 10mm oval loop cradles the nucleus securely, and the flat handle keeps the instrument low while the surgeon applies the lifting motion. A 136mm overall length supports steady reach across the eye.
This New Orleans Eye‑Ear lens loop features a 5mm × 10mm oval loop designed for atraumatic nucleus or lens fragment retrieval. The smooth flat handle and polished finish provide precise traction control.
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.
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