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Grandon Wire Speculum – 13.5mm Blades (Heavy Gauge)

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Designed for oculoplastic procedures, the 13.5mm heavy gauge blades provide reliable control and stability when accessing and manipulating the eyelid tissue.

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SKU: SP 7141
Description

Technical Specifications of Grandon Wire Speculum – 13.5mm Blades (Heavy Gauge)

Specification Description
Material Anodized titanium
Length 52mm
Sterilization Autoclavable (134°C steam)
Finish Polished
Manufacturer ACMED
SKU SP 7141

Designed for precision and stability during ophthalmic procedures, this instrument is crafted from anodized titanium, ensuring both durability and functional reliability. With a polished finish, it provides a smooth surface that enhances safe handling. Measuring 52mm in length, it is suitable for various surgical contexts, making it an essential tool for ophthalmic professionals. The autoclavable feature at 134°C steam allows for effective sterilization, ensuring that clinicians can maintain high standards of hygiene. This instrument is a highly valuable addition to any surgical toolkit, supporting control and accuracy in delicate eye surgeries.

Surgical Applications of Grandon Wire Speculum – 13.5mm Blades (Heavy Gauge)

In cataract surgery, this tool ensures optimal eyelid retraction, allowing for unobstructed access to the operative field and enhancing surgical precision. Its robust design is particularly beneficial during LASIK procedures, where maintaining consistent exposure is crucial for accurate laser application and patient safety.

Common Applications

  • Cataract Surgery
  • LASIK
  • Oculoplastic Procedures
  • Anterior Segment Surgery
  • Blepharoplasty
  • Ptosis Repair
  • Entropion and Ectropion Repair

Frequently Asked Questions

What material is the Grandon Wire Speculum made of?

It is made of anodized titanium.

What is the length of the speculum?

The speculum measures 52mm in length.

Can this speculum be sterilized by autoclaving?

Yes, it can be sterilized using steam autoclaving at 134°C.

What surgical procedures is this speculum commonly used for?

It is commonly used for cataract surgery, LASIK, oculoplastic procedures, anterior segment surgery, blepharoplasty, ptosis repair, and entropion or ectropion repair.

What is the blade width of this Grandon Wire Speculum?

The blades are 13.5mm wide and of heavy gauge.

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