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These straight super‑fine alligator ear forceps carry a serrated 4.5mm jaw with an 80mm working length, sized for retrieving foreign bodies and ventilation tubes from the ear canal where a slightly larger jaw is wanted than the 3.5mm variant. The serrated jaw bites without crushing.
Features & Benefits
The alligator ear forceps feature a super-fine smooth 4.5mm jaw designed for delicate grasping of small ossicular fragments and tympanic membrane tissue during mastoid and ossicular reconstruction. The smooth jaw minimizes marking on delicate structures. The 80mm working length supports precision otologic work within confined middle ear spaces.
Double-action biopsy forceps with a pear-shaped cup are engineered for mucosal and mass sampling in ENT procedures. The 80-degree horizontal angling positions the jaw for optimal approach to lateral and anterior nasal structures. The Luer lock hub permits direct connection to a specimen trap, enabling secure sample transfer without spillage during case transitions.
The duckbill ear forceps present extra‑flat 8mm serrated jaws with rounded tips for safe grasping and delivery of cerumen and middle ear granulation tissue. At 140mm overall with 77mm working length, it balances reach with ergonomic control in the confined ear canal and tympanic recess. Stainless‑steel construction is built for lasting clinical reliability.
These 25-degrees-left curved ear forceps feature a 0.6 × 4mm jaw geometry ideal for accessing right-sided ossicular structures. The 80mm working length maintains reach and tactile control during tympanic procedures.
The fine‑model ear forceps with 0.9mm oval cup jaw and straight geometry deliver precision tissue capture for middle ear disease and ossicular platform inspection during otologic surgery. The small cup dimension suits confined spaces while the 82mm working length maintains clear visibility throughout the procedure. Reusable stainless‑steel construction is durable.
This straight ear forceps features a 0.9mm oval cup jaw for delicate manipulation within the tympanic cavity and ossicular spaces. The 82mm working length and fine-model design support precision during ossicular replacement and tympanoplasty.
Angled right with a 0.9 × 4.5mm oval cup, this fine‑model ear forceps reaches disease and ossicular pathology along the right ear canal wall and anterior sinus tympani. The angled geometry combined with small cup dimension suits precise manipulation in confined spaces. Stainless‑steel construction withstands repeated sterilization.
These curved-right ear forceps with 0.3-pitch serrations and 4.5mm jaw length provide a fine-model option for right-sided ossicular access. The 82mm working shaft delivers reach while the serrated profile maintains grip on small structures.
Fine‑model ear forceps with serrated jaws (0.3mm pitch) and straight pointed tips deliver delicate yet secure tissue grasping in middle ear procedures and ossicular reconstruction. The 4.5mm jaw length accommodates ossicular fragments and granulation tissue, while the 82mm working shaft maintains visibility in the confined ear canal space.
Built as a super‑fine model, these straight ear forceps carry a serrated 3.5mm jaw with an 80mm working length, sized for grasping tissue and small debris in the external auditory canal and middle ear. The serrated jaw bites without crushing the retrieved object.
Complete with dual tympanostomy tube inserters (1mm and 1.2mm), this forceps system provides both single and dual insertion capability in a compact 105mm package. Its straight geometry maintains visual axis during myringotomy approach, and the paired inserter tips enable efficient tube placement in routine and revision cases. Stainless steel ensures durability.
This fine alligator ear forceps features a straight shaft with finely serrated jaws optimized for delicate aural tissue manipulation and small foreign-body removal. The 6mm serrated tip provides secure grip without crushing cartilage or fragile structures, while the 82mm working length offers direct access to the external auditory canal. Stainless steel construction supports reliable reprocessing across multiple procedures.
This Goodhill ear forceps incorporates 5mm serrated jaws with a 76mm shaft and a 135mm total length to support controlled grasping of middle‑ear structures.
The Greven ear forceps is a fine-model instrument with an 82mm working length, suitable for ossicular chain manipulation and tympanic procedures. The straight profile and scaled geometry support precision handling in confined aural spaces.
The Gruenwald ear-nasal dressing forceps is engineered for precise placement and retrieval of gauze and pledgets in tight nasal and mastoid cavities. Its 18mm-long, 2mm-wide tip permits atraumatic tissue contact, while the 105mm working length provides optimal access. Bayonet angle preserves visualization.
The Gruenwald-Jansen ear and nose forceps combine serrated jaws with a straight bayonet geometry ideal for nasal and aural tissue manipulation. The serrations enhance grip on moist mucosa and cartilage, while the bayonet design preserves visualization during delicate work. The 160mm length supports comfortable reach to deeper structures in nose and ear.
The Gruenwald-Jansen bayonet tissue forceps provides precise grasping for ear and nasal tissue during otologic and rhinologic procedures. Its 1 × 2-tooth interlocking pattern distributes grip without crushing delicate mucosa. The bayonet angle preserves visualization.
The Hartmann ear dressing forceps carry straight 2 × 5mm serrated jaws on a 50mm working length, sized for the smallest packing and dressing handling in the external auditory canal. The serrated jaw bites material without slipping in the compact field.
The Hartmann-Herzfeld ear forceps features a 2.5mm round cup jaw designed for delicate work within the tympanic cavity and ossicular chain. The straight shaft and 87mm working length provide access to mastoid and aural structures without hand interference.
This Hartmann-Herzfeld ear forceps variant presents a 3mm round cup tip for slightly larger manipulations within the tympanic cavity and mastoid spaces. The 87mm working segment balances reach with fine control during ossicular replacement and tympanoplasty.
The Hartmann ear forceps features a 3mm round spoon tip for atraumatic manipulation of small ossicular structures and tympanic membrane during middle-ear surgery. The compact 85mm length supports access through the ear canal and mastoid approaches. The curved spoon geometry distributes force across delicate otologic tissues.
The House alligator ear forceps exemplifies fine-model precision with a 0.9mm jaw width and 6mm serrated cup for secure ossicular and stapes work. The 82mm working length supports visualization and tactile feedback during tympanomeatal flap procedures and ossicular chain manipulation.
The fine‑model House alligator ear forceps carry 6mm smooth jaws measuring 0.9mm across and 1.8mm tall, sized for retrieving small foreign bodies and ventilation tubes from the middle ear and external canal. The straight 82mm working length and 144mm overall length suit otologic microscope access.
This House cup oval forceps uses a 0.9mm cup angled left 15 degrees with a 71mm shaft and a 134mm total length to support controlled grasping within the middle ear.
This House cup oval forceps features a 0.9mm cup angled right 15 degrees with a 71mm shaft and a 134mm total length for controlled tissue grasping.
Designed for ossicular manipulation and otologic bone work, the House ear forceps features serrated 8mm jaws with a large model geometry that accommodates broader manipulation in the mastoid and tympanic cavities. The 0.4 pitch serration secures fine ossicular fragments without crushing. The 87mm working length reaches into mastoid depths.
The House-Wullstein miniature ear cup forceps is angled 35 degrees upward with 0.6 × 1.2mm cups for ultra-fine ossicular work. The extra-fine geometry and 82mm working length support stapes surgery and ossicular replacement during tympanomeatal flap procedures.
The Jansen ear and nose bayonet dressing forceps delivers 184mm of extended reach for accessing the deeper ear canal and nasal cavities. The bayonet offset angle allows surgeon to work perpendicular to the instrument axis, improving visibility and ergonomics in confined spaces. Smooth jaws provide gentle tissue handling without crushing.
The Jansen ear and nose bayonet dressing forceps feature a 90-degree offset handle geometry that removes the hand from the surgical field during epistaxis packing and aural dressing placement. The straight jaw tips maintain direct visualization without obstruction. The extended 200mm length supports work deep within the nasal cavity and ear canal.