Cranz Irrigator Cannula, Sterling

Description

Cranz Irrigator Cannula, Sterling

The Cranz irrigator cannula is a simple irrigating pattern listed with the word Sterling in its name. It attaches to a syringe and delivers a gentle stream of fluid. Since few details appear in the listing, we keep this page short on claims.

About the Sterling name

The word Sterling in the title may refer to a material or to a pattern variant. We do not want to guess. So if the material matters for your use, please ask us before ordering, and we will confirm it.

Where a Cranz irrigator helps

Irrigating cannulas rinse the ocular surface, wash the chamber, or clear blood and debris from a field. This Cranz pattern serves those roles. In practice, it works best for routine flushing rather than fine, targeted steps.

Listing summary

One version is offered, with no sizes to compare. Key points:

• Cranz irrigating pattern
• Sterling in the product name
• Syringe hub
• Reusable after reprocessing

Handling

Attach a syringe and purge the air. Then rest your hand and direct the stream away from the cornea at first. Increase the flow only as needed. Also, keep the tip clear of tissue, since irrigation works best from a short distance.

Cleaning a Cranz irrigator

Flush the tube with distilled water right after the case. Next, wash the outside and dry the bore with air. Because it reaches you non-sterile, follow your normal steam process before each use. Ask us if you need guidance for a specific material.

Cranz irrigator warranty

The Cranz pattern is protected for three years against manufacturing defects, just like the rest of our line. Where steel applies, we specify alloy that meets ASTM F899. Visit our ophthalmology instrument section to compare irrigators. For a two-build option, see the modified Bonn irrigating cannula. More details sit on our FAQ page.

For professional use. Find care instructions and shipping times on the Intrace site.