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Description

Brand sklar titanium
Grade sklar premium or grade
Instrument Material titanium
Is Sterile non-sterile
Is Taa Compliant taa compliant
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Uom ea
Uom Description 1 each

Frequently asked questions

Is high-grade titanium used for this instrument?
<p>Yes, this forceps is crafted from <strong>premium-grade titanium</strong>. Titanium is chosen for surgical instruments because it offers an ideal balance of <strong>strength, lightweight handling, and corrosion resistance</strong>, which is critical for delicate microsurgical procedures.</p>
Is this designed for precise ophthalmic surgery?
<p>Absolutely. The instrument is specifically designated as a <strong>23G Vitreo-Retinal Forceps (FCP)</strong>. Its design is tailored for the complexities of vitreoretinal procedures, where instrument precision and balance are essential for successful surgical outcomes.</p>
Is it safe for latex-sensitive environments?
<p>Yes, this instrument is <strong>guaranteed to be latex-free</strong>. It is not made with natural rubber latex, making it a safe choice for surgical facilities or patients that require strict latex sensitivity precautions.</p>
Does this meet professional procurement standards?
<p>Yes, the instrument is <strong>TAA compliant</strong>. This ensures it meets the necessary standards for government procurement and institutional requirements, reflecting the professional-grade manufacturing quality expected from Sklar.</p>
Does it arrive ready for immediate use?
<p>This instrument is supplied <strong>non-sterile</strong>. Like most precision surgical tools, it must undergo standard facility sterilization and reprocessing protocols before it is ready for use in a clinical setting.</p>
Does titanium offer better durability than steel?
<p>Titanium is often preferred in surgery because it is exceptionally durable and <strong>resistant to corrosion</strong>. Its lightweight nature reduces hand fatigue during long, delicate procedures, while its structural integrity ensures it maintains its precision over time.</p>
What does the 23G designation indicate?
<p>The <strong>23G</strong> designation refers to the gauge size of the instrument tip. This is a standard measurement for ophthalmic microsurgery, indicating a size specifically optimized for delicate vitreo-retinal tissue manipulation.</p>
Is this a Sklar Premium grade instrument?
<p>Yes, this tool is manufactured to <strong>Sklar Premium grade standards</strong>. This classification ensures that the instrument meets rigorous quality control criteria, providing the consistent performance reliability that surgeons depend on in the operating room.</p>