The straight, ultra-sharp blade is precisely honed in micron units for optimum use in semilaminar incisions and centesis incisions of the sclera and cornea.

The stainless steel guard of 0.1mm thickness provided on one side of the 30° straight blade makes it possible to assure a fixed cutting depth for incision in the upper half of the sclera.

The sharp, round blade edge is beveled on both sides, gradually extending from the center of the circle, and perfect for creating scleral tunnel flaps.

In the case of centesis incision into the sclera and cornea, a wider keratome angle makes it easier to create straight outward and inward incision lines. This is important because a straight incision line contributes to greater self-sealing.
(It is difficult to create a straight incision line in the case of a narrow keratome angle.)

SIDE CUT has a blade with chamfered side edges to facilitate smoother puncture into the sclerocornea, giving less tissue invasion.

The sharp edge, which is double layered on one side, minimizes the resistance to the centesis incision of the cornea and facilitates making an ideal micro incision.

This knife is used to widen the incision wound opening for implantation of an intraocular lens. The trapezoidal shape of the blade tip enables it to be used safely.

This knife is used for centesis incision into the sclera during vitreous body surgery. It is also used to create side ports during cataract surgery.

This knife is used for making incisions in the sclera. It is also used to create scleral flaps during glaucoma surgery.