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Overview
Ophthalmic surgical instruments for cataract, retinal, corneal and oculoplastic surgery. The range includes more than 100 ophthalmic irrigation and aspiration cannulas, over 70 lid speculum patterns, scleral depressors, trephines, calipers, capsule polishers, spuds, ophthalmic retractors, micro scissors, blade holders, spoons and serrefines. Every instrument is made and hand-finished in Sialkot to fine ophthalmic tolerances.
Sub-types
Ophthalmic Cannulas
Irrigation, aspiration and hydrodissection cannulas in common gauges.
Browse Ophthalmic CannulasLid Specula
Wire, solid-blade and adjustable eyelid specula for nasal and temporal approaches.
Browse Lid SpeculaScleral Depressors
Single and double-ended depressors for examining the peripheral retina.
Browse Scleral DepressorsCalipers
Castroviejo, Braunstein and Jameson calipers and scleral rulers for intraoperative measurement.
Browse CalipersCapsule Polishers & Spuds
Instruments for polishing the lens capsule and removing corneal foreign bodies.
Browse Capsule Polishers & SpudsMaterials & Grades
Ophthalmic instruments are made from surgical-grade stainless steel, with selected patterns in titanium for light weight. Tips are polished under magnification and every instrument can be steam sterilized; protect fine tips with tip guards or a dedicated tray.
Buying Guide
How to choose ophthalmic instruments:
• Cannulas — match gauge and tip (straight, angled, curved) to irrigation, aspiration or hydrodissection.
• Lid specula — choose wire or solid blades, blade width and nasal or temporal approach for the procedure.
• Depressors — single-ended for routine examination, double-ended to carry two tip sizes on one instrument.
• Fine instruments — use tip guards and a dedicated sterilization tray to protect delicate tips between cases.
Comparison
| Sub-type | Best for |
|---|---|
| Ophthalmic cannulas | Irrigation, aspiration and hydrodissection |
| Lid specula | Holding the eyelids open during surgery |
| Scleral depressors | Peripheral retina examination |
| Trephines | Corneal surgery and keratoplasty |
| Calipers | Intraoperative measurement |
Category FAQ
What instruments are used for eye surgery?
Common eye surgery instruments include lid specula, irrigation and aspiration cannulas, fine forceps and micro scissors, calipers, trephines, capsule polishers and scleral depressors.
Can ophthalmic instruments be autoclaved?
Yes. Our stainless steel and titanium ophthalmic instruments can be steam sterilized; inspect fine tips before each use and store them protected.
What is the minimum order quantity?
For standard instruments the minimum order is one piece. Special or custom items are quoted case by case.
How long does delivery take?
In-stock orders are dispatched within 4 working days. Made-to-order and bulk quantities typically take 1–4 weeks of production before dispatch.
Do you offer private label (OEM / own brand) manufacturing?
Yes. As an OEM manufacturer in Sialkot we produce instruments under your brand name for distributors and hospital suppliers. See our private label page or request a quote.