Needle Holders for ophthalmic surgery

 Our OMS brand needle holders are used to hold suturing needle while taking sutures during ophthalmic surgical procedures. They can also be used to hold gauze square/sponge to clear the surgical area. 

Our range of needle holders includes:

  • Barraquer Straight Needle Holder without Lock.

  • Barraquer Curved Needle Holder without Lock.

  • Straight Needle Holder with lock.

  • Curved Needle Holder with lock.

  • Kalt Needle Holder with lock. 


Barraquer Straight Needle Holder without Lock: These are available in stainless steel and titanium variants.

Barraquer Curved Needle Holder without Lock: These are available in stainless steel and titanium variants.

Straight Needle Holder with lock: These are available in stainless steel and titanium variants.

Curved Needle Holder with lock: These are available in stainless steel and titanium variants.

Kalt Needle Holder with lock: These are available in stainless steel and titanium variants.

OMS brand Needle Holders Market: We cater to the Indian domestic market with a country wide delivery capability.

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