The French Eye Ryder Needle Holder Tungsten Carbide 6" Left Hand is a surgical precision instrument specifically designed for left-handed surgeons performing delicate ophthalmic and microsurgical procedures. Tungsten carbide jaws ensure superior grip and durability, and the French eye design optimizes needle handling efficiency.

The French Eye Ryder Needle Holder Tungsten Carbide 6" Left Hand is specialized for fine needle manipulation during ophthalmic and microsurgical procedures. Its 6 inches length gives enough room to maneuver in delicate procedures, providing optimal control. The tungsten carbide jaws are made to deliver maximum hold, and thus, little slipping will occur, ensuring long-term use even with regular rigorous application. Specifically designed for left-handed professionals, its ergonomic design provides better comfortability and efficiency, which decreases hand fatigue when suturing detail work. Produced from premium German stainless steel, corrosion is prevented, and performance is maintained after repeated sterilization.

Components and Their Functions

French Eye Design: Facilitates secure and efficient needle loading for precision tasks.

Tungsten Carbide Jaws: Provides a firm, reliable grip, and exceptional wear resistance, ensuring extended durability.

6-Inch Length: Offers balanced reach and control for accurate needle handling.

Ergonomic Left-Handed Design: Tailored for left-handed surgeons to ensure comfortable and efficient use.

German Stainless Steel Construction: Ensures high corrosion resistance and facilitates repeated sterilization.

Key Features

• Tungsten carbide jaws for superior grip and longevity.
• French eye design for secure and precise needle positioning.
• Ergonomic, left-handed design for user comfort and control.
• 6-inch length for optimal reach in delicate procedures.
• Durable German stainless steel with gold-plated handles for a premium finish.

Applications

1. Ophthalmic Surgery: Ideal for cataract surgery, corneal transplants, and retinal procedures where precise suturing is critical.
2. Microsurgery: Used in small-scale surgeries requiring meticulous tissue and needle manipulation.
3. Plastic Surgery: Effective for handling fine sutures in delicate reconstructive procedures.
4. Vascular Surgery: Ensures precise ligature placement on delicate vascular structures.
5. General Surgical Use: Versatile for left-handed professionals in multiple surgical fields needing precision instruments.