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The Harris Sinskey Micro Lens Hook is a specialized ophthalmic surgical instrument designed for controlled manipulation of the crystalline lens, intraocular lens components, and other delicate structures during cataract and related anterior segment procedures. Its fine hook configuration provides a dedicated working end for precise lens handling within the limited operative space of the eye.
The current Peak Surgicals model is identified as SKU PS-9833. It is manufactured from German stainless steel, is listed as reusable, and is available with selectable Size and surface-finish options for professional operating-room use.
The Harris Sinskey pattern belongs to the family of ophthalmic lens manipulating hooks. These instruments are used when controlled movement or positioning of lens-related structures is required during eye surgery.
The current Peak Surgicals page does not provide exact tip diameter, tip angle, shaft length, or overall instrument length for PS-9833. Those measurements should therefore be confirmed before ordering when a specific micro-hook configuration is required.
The principal function of the Harris Sinskey Micro Lens Hook is controlled lens manipulation. Its fine working profile allows the surgeon to engage and reposition lens-related structures during appropriate ophthalmic procedures.
The amount and direction of manipulation should be determined by the operating ophthalmic surgeon according to the procedure, anatomy, and surgical technique.
Harris Sinskey-style hooks are commonly used for controlled intraocular lens (IOL) positioning and manipulation during cataract surgery. The hook configuration can assist when the surgeon needs to engage an IOL or its supporting components and adjust their position within the eye.
The exact IOL design or lens-system compatibility is not specified on the current Peak Surgicals product page and should not be assumed.
The Harris Sinskey pattern is established within cataract surgery instrument sets as a lens-manipulating hook. It can be used during procedures where fine control of lens tissue or an implanted intraocular lens is required.
Instrument use should remain consistent with the surgeon's operative technique and the requirements of the individual cataract procedure.
A key feature of the Harris Sinskey pattern is its fine distal hook, which provides a small working profile for ophthalmic microsurgery. This allows the instrument to be used within confined anterior-segment spaces where larger surgical hooks would not be appropriate.
The current Peak Surgicals page does not confirm the exact hook diameter, bend angle, or tip length, so these specifications should be verified separately if they are important for procurement.
The current Peak Surgicals specification lists German stainless steel as the material used for PS-9833. The metallic construction provides the rigidity required for a reusable ophthalmic manipulation instrument.
The exact stainless-steel alloy grade is not stated on the current page. Eye hospitals, distributors, and procurement teams requiring a specific material grade or supporting certificate should confirm that information before ordering.
Peak Surgicals identifies the Harris Sinskey Micro Lens Hook as reusable. Following clinical use, the instrument should be cleaned, inspected, and reprocessed according to applicable manufacturer instructions and the healthcare facility's validated procedures.
Particular attention should be given to the fine hook and distal shaft. Before reuse, the instrument should be inspected for tip deformation, corrosion, surface damage, or other conditions that could affect normal manipulation.
The live Peak Surgicals storefront includes a Size selector, indicating that selectable configurations are available for the Harris Sinskey Micro Lens Hook.
The exact size values are not exposed in the currently accessible product information. Buyers requiring a particular shaft length, hook angle, or overall instrument length should confirm the selected configuration before ordering.
The current product specification lists satin, dull, and mirror finish options. These surface choices allow ophthalmology departments, surgical centers, and distributors to select the finish required for their instrument inventory.
| Product Name | Harris Sinskey Micro Lens Hook |
| SKU / Model Number | PS-9833 |
| Instrument Type | Ophthalmic Lens Manipulating Hook |
| Pattern | Harris Sinskey |
| Material | German Stainless Steel |
| Feature | Reusable |
| Primary Function | Lens and Intraocular Lens Manipulation |
| Specialty | Ophthalmology |
| Procedure Context | Cataract / Anterior Segment Surgery |
| Finish Options | Satin, Dull, Mirror |
| Size Options | Selectable – Exact Values Not Exposed on Current Page |
| Exact Tip Dimensions | Not Specified on Current Product Page |
The Harris Sinskey Micro Lens Hook is relevant for ophthalmology departments, eye hospitals, cataract surgery centers, ophthalmic instrument distributors, and procurement teams sourcing reusable lens-manipulating hooks.
For accurate purchasing and inventory identification, buyers can reference SKU PS-9833, the Harris Sinskey pattern, German stainless-steel construction, and the required Size option. Buyers requiring exact overall length, shaft angle, hook diameter, tip length, or stainless-steel alloy grade should confirm those specifications before ordering because they are not stated on the current Peak Surgicals page.
It is an ophthalmic surgical hook used for controlled manipulation and positioning of lens-related structures during cataract and anterior segment procedures.
Yes. Harris Sinskey lens hooks are commonly used for controlled IOL positioning and manipulation during ophthalmic surgery.
The current Peak Surgicals SKU is PS-9833.
The current Peak Surgicals specification lists German stainless steel.
Yes. The current product page specifically identifies the instrument as reusable.
The current Peak Surgicals page does not state the exact tip diameter, hook angle, shaft length, or overall instrument length, so these measurements should be confirmed before ordering if required.
