Sklar Titanium VITREO-RETINAL FCP 23G 2.5MM T - 66-4972t

Yes, this instrument is crafted from premium, high-grade titanium. This material is specifically selected for surgical instruments because it is exceptionally durable, lightweight, and offers the structural integrity required for precise ophthalmic procedures.

Absolutely. The 23G (Gauge) size is a widely utilized standard for modern micro-incision vitrectomy surgery. It offers an optimal balance between stiffness for surgeon control and a small enough diameter to minimize trauma to the sclerotomy site during delicate procedures.

The 2.5MM tip configuration is engineered specifically for intricate tissue manipulation. It is designed to provide the fine control necessary when grasping delicate ocular structures, ensuring that the surgeon can perform maneuvers with the high level of accuracy required in vitreo-retinal surgery.

Yes. This Sklar titanium forceps is manufactured entirely without natural rubber latex. It is an ideal choice for medical facilities that prioritize allergen-free equipment to ensure patient safety during sensitive surgical procedures.

Yes, this product is TAA (Trade Agreements Act) compliant. This makes it a suitable selection for medical institutions, government facilities, and hospitals that require surgical instruments to meet specific procurement and origin compliance standards.

Please note that this instrument is supplied non-sterile. Prior to its first use and between subsequent procedures, the instrument must be thoroughly cleaned and sterilized according to your facility’s established protocols for high-grade surgical titanium tools.

Yes. One of the primary advantages of utilizing titanium for surgical instrumentation is its high strength-to-weight ratio. This makes the instrument exceptionally lightweight, which helps reduce hand fatigue for the surgeon during prolonged or complex ophthalmic surgeries.

This instrument is purpose-built for specialized vitreo-retinal surgery. Its design focuses on the specific requirements of deep ocular access, providing the reliable grasping capabilities needed for working within the posterior segment of the eye.

Titanium is renowned for its resistance to corrosion and its ability to withstand repeated sterilization cycles. Its robust nature ensures that the instrument maintains its functional integrity and precision, even when subjected to the demanding environment of a busy surgical theater.

Yes. As part of the Sklar premium line, this instrument undergoes rigorous manufacturing standards. Every piece is constructed to provide consistent performance, ensuring that surgical teams have a reliable, precision-engineered tool in their kit.