Clayman lens holding forceps, gently curved delicate 70° angled 3.0mm jaws, without lock, cross-action flat 3-hole handle

Delicate angled control for precise lens handling

Clayman lens holding forceps are designed to hold and manipulate a lens with delicate, controlled contact during ophthalmic work and relevant general-surgery handling tasks. Their gently curved, 70º angled profile and delicate 3.0 mm jaws support access to the working area while helping maintain a clear approach to the target. The cross-action, flat 3-hole handle provides a familiar format for controlled instrument handling, while the absence of a lock allows the user to apply and release pressure directly. This focused design supports precise positioning when a compact, delicate forceps format is preferred.

Use Cases

• Holding and positioning a lens during ophthalmic instrument handling.
• Approaching confined working areas with the gently curved 70º angled jaw profile.
• Manipulating delicate structures with the 3.0 mm delicate jaws.
• Supporting general-surgery handling tasks that call for a delicate, curved forceps format.
• Applying and releasing grip directly when a locking mechanism is not required.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the forceps in accordance with facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the delicate 3.0 mm jaws and curved 70º profile for distortion, damage, or residue before and after use.
• Handle the jaws carefully to preserve their alignment and delicate working profile.
• Store the forceps so the jaws and cross-action handle are protected from impact or unintended pressure.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.