D&K Deitz ICL loading forceps 3 1/2" angled 20° shafts 14.0mm bend to tip 4.0mm textured tip, polished outer jaw flat handle titanium

Angled Titanium Forceps for Controlled ICL Loading and Instrument Handling

The D&K Deitz ICL loading forceps is a 3 1/2-inch angled instrument intended for controlled handling and loading of intraocular lenses. Its 20° shaft angle and 14.0 mm bend to tip provide a shaped approach for work in confined operative fields, while the 4.0 mm textured tip supports deliberate engagement during handling. A polished outer jaw and flat handle contribute to a smooth, practical instrument profile for ophthalmic workflows. In General Surgery settings, its forceps format and titanium construction support organized instrument handling where an angled design is appropriate. The instrument’s specialty-neutral profile allows selection according to the task and facility protocol.

Use Cases

• Ophthalmic workflows involving ICL loading and controlled intraocular lens handling.
• Approaching confined operative areas where an angled 20° shaft may provide a more suitable working orientation.
• Using the textured tip for deliberate engagement during instrument-guided handling tasks.
• General Surgery instrument workflows requiring a compact, angled forceps format for controlled handling, subject to procedure-specific selection.
• Supporting organized setup and manipulation of delicate components where the named ICL loading forceps design is appropriate.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the forceps according to the facility’s validated procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the textured tip, polished outer jaw, angled shafts, and flat handle for residue, damage, or deformation before use.
• Handle the tip and jaw surfaces carefully to preserve their working profile and avoid contact with other instruments that could cause damage.
• Store the forceps in a manner that protects the angled shafts, tip, and polished outer jaw from impact or abrasion.

General use; follow facility protocols.