Speculums

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.

Features & Benefits

• 14mm blades sized for adult lid retraction
• Spring‑controlled mechanism locks at the chosen spread
• 52mm maximum spread accommodates wide exposure
• Dull finish reduces glare under the surgical microscope

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.

Features & Benefits

• Open wire blades minimize surgical field obstruction
• Gentle upward curve matches lid anatomy
• 12mm blade length and 30mm spread suit smaller eyes
• Dull finish ensures secure margin contact

The Wright spring solid‑blade eye speculum features 15mm blades and spring‑tension design for comfortable, hands‑free anterior segment exposure during routine ophthalmic surgery. The solid blade geometry distributes pressure evenly across the eyelid margin. Its 54mm compact length supports stable instrument control during prolonged use.

Features & Benefits

• 15mm solid blades for wide anterior segment exposure access
• Spring‑tension design enables hands‑free lid retraction positioning
• Stainless‑steel construction supports reliable surgical reprocessing
• 54mm compact length enables stable surgical control