Williams Eye Speculum, With Locking Mechanism — Overview

The Williams Eye Speculum, With Locking Mechanism (SA-790-00 family) is available in 11mm and 14mm blade sizes, each secured by a locking mechanism that fixes blade spread at the surgeon's chosen width, joining the Murdoch and Lancaster designs as one of several locking-mechanism options in this range.

Locking Mechanism, Two Sizes

The locking feature holds the blade position stable once set, preventing drift during the procedure regardless of incidental pressure — useful in longer cases or where a specific, unchanging exposure width is prioritized. The 11mm size suits narrower palpebral fissures or more conservative exposure; the 14mm size provides wider access for procedures needing more working room.

Clinical Use

This speculum is used in general anterior segment and cataract surgery by surgeons who want a fixed, non-drifting exposure and a choice between two blade sizes, as one of several locking-mechanism speculum options available in this range.

Material and Construction

Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel and hand-finished in Sialkot, Pakistan, with the locking mechanism integrated into the arm assembly for reliable, repeatable operation.

Sterilization and Care

Fully autoclavable in both sizes. The locking mechanism should be checked for smooth, secure operation before each use, alongside standard blade and spring checks.

Ordering

The Williams Eye Speculum, With Locking Mechanism, is available as SA-790-53 (11mm) and SA-790-54 (14mm). Scatter Instruments supplies this range internationally to hospitals, surgery centers, and distributors, with bulk pricing and OEM or private-label branding available on request.