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Maloney Intra-Operative Keratomete

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Maloney Intra-Operative Keratomete Specification

Instruments Type
Micro-Surgical/Ophthalmic

Finish Type
Anodized Blue

Function
Measures corneal curvature intra-operatively

Surface Finish
Smooth, Anodized

Diameter
Approx. 30 mm

Display
No digital display

Disposable Or Reusable
Reusable

Instrument
Maloney Intra-Operative Keratometer

Type
Keratometer Instrument

Material
Aluminum / Metal Alloy

Condition
New

Technology
Optical / Mechanical

Portable
Yes

Rechargeable
No

Foldable
No

Sterilized
Autoclavable

Waterproof
Yes (Can be sterilized with liquids)

Use Type
Surgical / Ophthalmic Use

Usage
Hospital, Clinic, Operation Theatre

Operating Type
Manual

Voltage
Not applicable (manual)

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approx. 5 x 5 x 5 cm (per piece)

Weight
Approx. 35 grams

Application
Corneal curvature measurement during surgery

Features
Lightweight, Non-corrosive, Durable, High Precision

Type Of Equipment
Ophthalmic Surgical Instrument

Size
Standard (custom upon request)

Brand Compatibility
Universal for all eye surgery sets

Calibration
Calibrated ring patterns inside

Color
Blue

Edge
Smooth, non-sharp for patient safety

Manufacturing Standard
Meets international surgical standards

Sterilization Process
Autoclave, Ethylene Oxide or chemical sterilization

Usage Style
Handheld by surgeon during operation

About Maloney Intra-Operative Keratomete

Buy the transcendent Maloney Intra-Operative Keratometer now - an unassailable choice for ophthalmic precision at an unbeatable price. This gilt-edged instrument, finished in anodized blue, is universally compatible with all major surgical sets. Its lightweight, non-corrosive aluminum construction ensures effortless operation and long-lasting durability. With smooth, non-sharp edges for utmost patient safety, each keratometer is meticulously calibrated and meets rigorous international surgical standards. Limited stock available-secure this portable, reusable, and autoclave-sterilizable solution for accurate corneal curvature measurement during surgery before supplies run out!

Precision Ophthalmic Instrument for Diverse Applications

The Maloney Intra-Operative Keratometer is designed for surgical excellence, ideal for intra-operative corneal curvature measurement. Suitable for general and specific surgical use, it's the preferred handheld device for surgeons during delicate eye procedures. Its primary competitive advantages include universal compatibility, high precision, exceptional durability, and safety assured by smooth, non-sharp edges. Lightweight and non-corrosive, it addresses the multifaceted needs of hospitals, clinics, and operation theatres worldwide.

Efficient Global Supply and Hassle-Free Transactions

We provide Maloney Intra-Operative Keratometers with express shipping from India to your designated FOB port. Benefit from flexible payment terms and easy exchange policies for your convenience. With our robust supply ability and commitment to quick dispatch, medical professionals and suppliers receive their orders promptly, ensuring timely surgical preparedness. Our streamlined processes guarantee you receive high-quality equipment with efficiency and peace of mind, wherever you are located.

FAQ's of Maloney Intra-Operative Keratomete:

Q: How can the Maloney Intra-Operative Keratometer be sterilized safely?

A: The keratometer can be sterilized through autoclave, ethylene oxide, or chemical processes, and is designed to withstand liquid sterilization thanks to its waterproof construction.

Q: What is the primary function of this keratometer during surgery?

A: The primary function is to measure the corneal curvature intra-operatively, providing precise and real-time data during ophthalmic surgery to enhance surgical outcomes.

Q: Where can this instrument be used?

A: This device is suitable for use in hospitals, clinics, and operation theatres, fitting seamlessly into any ophthalmic surgical setup regardless of brand.

Q: When should the Maloney Keratometer be selected over digital alternatives?

A: Choose this manual instrument when portability, durability, and sterility are priorities, or when electronic solutions are impractical or unavailable during surgery.

Q: What material is used in manufacturing the keratometer?

A: It is made from high-grade aluminum and metal alloys, providing a lightweight, non-corrosive, and durable build ideal for repeated surgical use.

Q: What are the advantages of choosing this instrument?

A: Its advantages include high measurement accuracy, smooth edges for patient safety, universal compatibility, and the ability to be sterilized and reused, ensuring safety and cost-effectiveness.

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