Bionex Botvin Iris Forceps, Stainless Steel
An autoclavable stainless steel iris forceps used in ophthalmic surgery for fine, precise handling of the iris and other delicate intraocular tissue.
The Bionex Botvin Iris Forceps is a fine, delicate stainless steel instrument built specifically for handling the iris and other small intraocular structures during ophthalmic surgery. Its slender, precisely shaped tips are designed to grip very thin, easily damaged tissue with just enough force to manipulate it accurately, which is essential when working within the confined and delicate space inside the eye.
Instruments of this type are used during a range of intraocular procedures where the surgeon needs to reposition, hold or gently manipulate the iris, requiring both extremely fine motor control and an instrument built to match that precision. Made from stainless steel, the forceps is autoclavable and built to maintain its fine tip alignment through the repeated cleaning and sterilisation cycles expected of reusable microsurgical ophthalmic instruments.
Ophthalmic surgeons performing intraocular procedures in hospital eye departments and specialist eye surgery centres rely on iris forceps like this as part of a dedicated microsurgical instrument set, handled and stored with particular care given how fine their tips are. As with other reusable stainless steel instruments, it must be cleaned, disinfected and sterilised between patients according to the facility's protocol.
