Baucor specializes in designing and manufacturing custom-made blades specifically for ophthalmic surgical procedures. We collaborate with R&D surgeons, medical device engineers, and industry partners to optimize the outcomes of these surgeries. Our unwavering commitment to delivering top-quality products has earned us a reputation as pioneers in custom-made blades and saws.

Ophthalmic surgery involves performing intricate procedures to treat a range of eye conditions. Ophthalmologists conduct the surgical interventions within a confined area of the eye. The complexity of the procedures requires a high level of precision. To provide optimal patient care, ophthalmologists require specialized equipment and extensive knowledge of eye anatomy.

Before ophthalmic surgery, the patient undergoes a thorough evaluation, including a comprehensive eye exam, imaging scans, and a medical history review to assess their fitness for the surgery. Depending on the diagnosis, the patient may be administered non-surgical interventions like medication and physical therapy.

Ophthalmic surgeries use local anesthesia to numb the eye and surrounding tissues, ensuring the patient's comfort and safety during the operation. In some cases, general anesthesia may be used for more complex surgeries. Then, the ophthalmologist uses micro-surgical blades to create a small incision to access the targeted area and to perform the necessary treatment. Finally, the incision is closed, and sterile dressings are applied to the treated area to promote faster healing.

The eye surgery is a complex procedure, and it requires high precision. Ophthalmologists use advanced techniques and tools to achieve the best outcomes for their patients; one crucial tool is custom-made blades to ensure the surgeon can perform the procedure precisely. 

Baucor seamlessly engages with ophthalmologists, medical device engineers, and industry partners to develop custom blades that contribute to the evolution of ophthalmic surgeries. This approach ensures that our blades remain at the forefront of innovation, aligning with the latest advancements in ophthalmic surgery. We offer consulting services, including conceptual design, drafting, CAD design, rapid prototyping, analysis, simulation, and application engineering services such as fabrication, coating, and quality control.

Baucor adheres rigorously to quality assurance and regulatory protocols to ensure the highest quality products. Each custom-made blade undergoes astringent testing to meet or exceed industry benchmarks. Surgeons trust our products' reliability and performance due to our commitment to regulatory compliance.

• Cutting:
  The first step in manufacturing is to use a CNC machine to cut the blade to the desired shape.

• Heating:
  Next, the blade is put through a heat treatment process to harden the metal and make it more durable.

• Sharpening:
  After heating, the blade is sharpened to remove any imperfections. A grinding process is then used to refine and make the blade sharper. 

• Coating:
  By coating the tips of blades with these metals, the blade can better withstand wear and tear. It can prolong the blade's lifespan.