Moorfield Ophthalmic Forceps, 11 cm

Features

• Ophthalmic forceps
• Choice of standard or non-reflective black titanium coated
• 11 cm Long
• Straight
• 0.9 Serrated tips
• Suture forceps
• Surgical grade stainless steel

Options

Moorfield forceps are surgical forceps used in eye surgery, particularly in procedures related to the anterior segment of the eye. These forceps are named after Moorfields Eye Hospital in London, a renowned eye hospital where various ophthalmic instruments and techniques are developed. Moorfield forceps are designed to handle delicate tissues within the eye, and they come in different variations for specific purposes. 

Black Titanium Coating on Surgical Forceps

The black titanium coating is a surface treatment applied to stainless steel instruments, like our Moorefield Forceps, to enhance their properties and appearance. The black color adds a sleek and modern appearance to the instrument, and it helps reduce glare and reflection from the instrument's surface. In surgical environments, where precision and visibility are crucial, minimizing glare can improve the surgeon's view and enhance overall performance. The black coated instruments are ideal under surgical lights and in microscopy work. The titanium coatings contribute to the durability and corrosion resistance of the stainless steel instrument. This is especially important for medical instruments that undergo frequent sterilization processes and exposure to bodily fluids. Titanium is known for its biocompatibility, meaning it is generally well-tolerated by the human body.  The titanium coating also increase the hardness of the instrument's surface, providing resistance to wear and tear. This is beneficial for instruments that undergo repeated use and handling.