D&K Inamura capsulorhexis forceps 4 1/4" vaulted shaft tips angled 45° from shaft 1.5mm diameter shaft at pivot box 9.5mm tip to pivot point sharp serrated tips round handle titanium

Precision Titanium Forceps for Delicate Capsulorhexis and Microsurgical Tasks

Achieving a controlled, circular anterior capsulotomy requires instruments that combine exceptional stability with microscopic precision. The D&K Inamura capsulorhexis forceps address this need through a specialized design featuring sharp, serrated tips that supports secure tissue engagement without slippage. Crafted from lightweight titanium, these forceps reduce hand fatigue during prolonged procedures while maintaining the rigidity necessary for delicate maneuvers. The vaulted shaft and 45-degree angled tips provide optimal visualization and access to the surgical site, allowing surgeons to maintain a clear view of the capsule edge. With a compact 4 1/4-inch length and a refined 1.5mm shaft diameter, this instrument offers the tactile feedback and maneuverability essential for consistent outcomes in ophthalmic and general microsurgical applications.

Use Cases

• Performing precise capsulorhexis procedures where familiar grip and clear visualization are critical for creating a smooth, circular opening.
• Manipulating delicate ocular tissues using the sharp, serrated tips designed to minimize trauma while supports firm hold.
• Executing fine microsurgical tasks in general surgery that benefit from the lightweight titanium construction and angled tip geometry.
• Enhancing surgical workflow with the ergonomic round handle and vaulted shaft that facilitate comfortable, stable instrument control.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean thoroughly after each use according to facility protocols to remove biological debris from the serrated tips and pivot box.
• Handle with care to preserve the integrity of the 1.5mm shaft and angled tips, avoiding excessive force that could bend the instrument.
• Store in a protected environment to prevent contact with other instruments that could dull the serrations or damage the titanium finish.

General use; follow facility protocols.