- Condition: Factory New
- Warranty: Lifetime
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Learn more:
- MFR: Sklar Ships from Manufacturer
- MPN: 66-4978t
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Frequently asked questions
Is high-grade titanium used for this instrument?
Yes, this forceps is crafted from premium-grade titanium. Titanium is chosen for surgical instruments because it offers an ideal balance of strength, lightweight handling, and corrosion resistance, which is critical for delicate microsurgical procedures.
Is this designed for precise ophthalmic surgery?
Absolutely. The instrument is specifically designated as a 23G Vitreo-Retinal Forceps (FCP). Its design is tailored for the complexities of vitreoretinal procedures, where instrument precision and balance are essential for successful surgical outcomes.
Is it safe for latex-sensitive environments?
Yes, this instrument is guaranteed to be latex-free. It is not made with natural rubber latex, making it a safe choice for surgical facilities or patients that require strict latex sensitivity precautions.
Does this meet professional procurement standards?
Yes, the instrument is TAA compliant. This ensures it meets the necessary standards for government procurement and institutional requirements, reflecting the professional-grade manufacturing quality expected from Sklar.
Does it arrive ready for immediate use?
This instrument is supplied non-sterile. Like most precision surgical tools, it must undergo standard facility sterilization and reprocessing protocols before it is ready for use in a clinical setting.
Does titanium offer better durability than steel?
Titanium is often preferred in surgery because it is exceptionally durable and resistant to corrosion. Its lightweight nature reduces hand fatigue during long, delicate procedures, while its structural integrity ensures it maintains its precision over time.
What does the 23G designation indicate?
The 23G 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.
Is this a Sklar Premium grade instrument?
Yes, this tool is manufactured to Sklar Premium grade standards. This classification ensures that the instrument meets rigorous quality control criteria, providing the consistent performance reliability that surgeons depend on in the operating room.
Is it lightweight for microsurgical control?
Yes. One of the primary advantages of utilizing titanium construction is its ability to provide superior strength without added weight. This allows for the fine motor control and steady handling necessary for delicate eye surgery.
Is the instrument sold individually?
Yes, this item is sold as a single unit (1 each). This allows clinical facilities to procure the exact number of specialized instruments required for their inventory needs without needing to purchase in bulk.