Kratz lens holding forceps, gently curved delicate narrow flat jaws, without lock, cross-action flat 3-hole handle

Precision Control for Delicate Tissue Manipulation

Managing fragile ocular structures or fine soft tissues demands instruments that balance familiar grip with minimal trauma. The Kratz lens holding forceps address this need through gently curved, delicate narrow flat jaws designed to stabilize targets without crushing. Its cross-action mechanism translates finger pressure into precise tip control, while the absence of a lock allows for rapid release and dynamic adjustment during critical maneuvers. The flat three-hole handle supports a stable, ergonomic hold, reducing hand fatigue during prolonged procedures. This configuration supports surgeons in General Surgery and Ophthalmic specialties who require reliable, non-slip engagement for intricate tasks where visual clarity and tissue integrity are paramount.

Use Cases

• Stabilizing intraocular lenses or delicate capsular bags during ophthalmic procedures
• Manipulating fine soft tissues requiring non-traumatic, secure grasping in general surgery
• Providing precise counter-traction during microsurgical dissection or suturing
• Handling fragile membranes or structures where narrow jaw profile improves visualization

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Inspect jaws for alignment and smooth operation before each use to supports precise tip engagement
• Clean thoroughly according to facility protocols, paying attention to the cross-action hinge mechanism
• Store in a protected environment to prevent damage to the delicate jaw tips and handle finish

General use; follow facility protocols.