- Condition: Factory New
- Warranty: Lifetime
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- MFR: Sklar Ships from Manufacturer
- MPN: 66-7230
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Frequently asked questions
Is this made from durable surgical-grade material?
Yes, these forceps are crafted from high-quality stainless steel. This material ensures the instrument remains durable and reliable through repeated use in professional surgical environments.
Are these precise enough for delicate ophthalmic work?
Absolutely. The tips feature a 1x2 teeth configuration with extra-fine working edges, specifically engineered for the meticulous grasping of delicate ocular tissues during eye procedures.
Does the curved design help during procedures?
Yes, the curved instrument profile is a key feature. It allows surgeons to navigate anatomical structures within the eye area more effectively compared to a straight instrument.
Do these arrive ready for immediate surgical use?
These instruments are supplied non-sterile. They must undergo the appropriate sterilization procedures established by your facility before they are used in a clinical setting.
Can this instrument be reused for multiple procedures?
Yes, it is explicitly designed as a reusable instrument. Its robust stainless steel construction is intended to maintain performance through standard clinical cleaning and sterilization cycles.
Is this product safe for latex-sensitive patients?
You can use this instrument with confidence. It is manufactured without any natural rubber latex, making it safe for patients with specific latex allergies or sensitivities.
Is 3 inches the standard size for this tool?
Yes, this model is specifically sized at 3 inches in length. This compact size is ideal for the fine, controlled thumb-forceps style handling required in ophthalmic surgery.
Are these forceps suitable for government-contracted facilities?
Yes, the Sklar Gill Iris Forceps are TAA compliant. They meet the strict manufacturing standards required for use in government and medical facilities that mandate TAA compliance.
Are these also known as Chandler iris forceps?
Correct. This particular model is officially known as the Gill iris forceps but is also frequently referred to as Chandler iris forceps in clinical settings.
Is the handle designed for steady control?
Yes, the handle features finely cut horizontal grooves to enhance grip. This thumb-forceps design ensures you have steady control and tactile feedback when manipulating delicate tissues.