At Davicon Surgical, we manufacture and supply a complete range of ophthalmic markers and fixation rings engineered for precision, accuracy, and comfort in eye surgeries. These instruments are vital for corneal marking, incision alignment, and ocular stabilization, ensuring accuracy in every step of surgical procedures.
Crafted from surgical-grade stainless steel and titanium, our ophthalmic markers and fixation rings provide long-lasting reliability, smooth handling, and excellent visibility during operations.
Our Ophthalmic Marker & Fixation Ring Range Includes:
Corneal Markers:
Designed to mark the corneal surface precisely for astigmatic, cataract, or refractive surgery.
Types: Axis Markers, Radial Markers, Optical Zone Markers, and LRI Markers.
Features: Sharp and consistent markings, autoclavable, and non-slip grip handles.
Fixation Rings:
Used to stabilize and immobilize the eye during delicate surgical procedures.
Types: Flieringa Rings, McNeill Rings, and Barraquer Rings.
Features: Secure suction, smooth edges, and ergonomic design for patient comfort.
Applications:
Cataract and refractive surgeries
Astigmatism correction
Corneal transplantation procedures
Surgical incision marking
Ocular fixation during microsurgery
Key Features:
High-precision marking tips for consistent and visible results.
Anti-glare and anti-slip design for comfortable handling.
Lightweight and balanced instruments reduce surgeon fatigue.
Reusable and autoclavable, ensuring long-term use.
Manufactured under strict quality standards for ophthalmic precision.
Why Choose Davicon Surgical?
Decades of expertise in ophthalmic instrument manufacturing.
Designed in collaboration with experienced ophthalmologists.
Ensures superior control and precision in every marking and fixation.
CE-certified instruments crafted from corrosion-resistant materials.
Trusted worldwide for reliability, accuracy, and craftsmanship.
At Davicon Surgical, we know how crucial accuracy and stability are in eye surgery. That’s why our ophthalmic markers and fixation rings are engineered to deliver precise corneal markings and secure eye fixation, giving surgeons confidence and control throughout every procedure.
