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100% Autoclavable & Passivated AISI 420 SteelSKU: SP-84737
OR & Quality SpecificationsHospital Grade
Steel MetallurgyGerman AISI 420 Martensitic
Sterilization Cycle134°C / 273°F Steam Autoclave
Quality StandardISO 13485:2016 & CE Mark
Optical FinishAnti-Glare Satin Matte
Electrochemical PassivationCSSD Laser Batch Tracking
General Surgery InstrumentsSKU: SP-84737AISI 420 Martensitic

Ophthalmology Bores Axis Marker

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The Bores Axis Marker is a precision ophthalmic instrument designed to assist with accurate axis marking during compatible eye surgery procedures. Its specialized marking configuration supports controlled and consistent identification of the required surgical axis.
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The Bores Axis Marker is a specialized ophthalmic surgical instrument designed for controlled axis marking during compatible ophthalmic procedures. It provides a defined marking interface intended to assist with accurate orientation and identification of an appropriate surgical axis.

Design and Configuration

The instrument features a dedicated axis-marker configuration for ophthalmic applications. Specific dimensions, tip geometry, and material were not provided in the supplied product information.

Working Characteristics

The marker is designed to provide controlled positioning against the intended anatomical reference area for axis identification. Its specialized configuration supports precision-oriented marking in the ophthalmic surgical field.

Ophthalmic Surgical Applications

The Bores Axis Marker is intended for compatible ophthalmic procedures where accurate axis identification or marking is required. Its use depends on the specific surgical technique and clinical application.

Handling and Use Considerations

Handle the instrument carefully and position it according to the applicable surgical technique. Inspect the marking end before use to ensure it is clean, properly aligned, and free from visible damage.

Cleaning and Instrument Care

Clean the instrument according to the applicable ophthalmic instrument-care protocol. Pay particular attention to the marking surface during cleaning and inspection.

Sterilization and Inspection

For reusable applications, sterilization should follow the applicable facility protocol and validated manufacturer instructions. Inspect the marker after processing to ensure the marking end remains properly aligned and undamaged.

Technical Specifications

  • Instrument Type: Axis Marker
  • Pattern: Bores
  • Application: Ophthalmic Surgery
  • Working Profile: Precision Marking Instrument
  • Product Type: Surgical Instrument
  • Dimensions: Not specified
  • Material: Not specified

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Bores Axis Marker used for?
It is designed to assist with axis marking during compatible ophthalmic procedures.

2. What type of instrument is this?
It is a specialized ophthalmic axis-marking instrument.

3. What are its dimensions?
Specific dimensions were not provided in the supplied product information.

4. Is it suitable for ophthalmic surgery?
Yes. It is designed for compatible ophthalmic surgical applications requiring axis identification or marking.

5. What material is the marker made from?
The material was not specified in the supplied product information.

6. How should the instrument be maintained?
The instrument should be carefully cleaned, inspected, and stored according to the applicable ophthalmic instrument-care protocol.