Duckbill Ear Forceps 8.5cm | Alligator ENT Tool

Duckbill ear forceps are alligator-jaw grasping instruments used in ear microsurgery and ENT procedures for tissue retrieval and manipulation. Their flat, broad jaw profile provides a firm, atraumatic grip on soft tissue within the ear canal and middle ear.

Key Features

• Length: 8.5cm for ear canal and middle ear access
• Jaw Type: Duckbill (alligator) flat grasping profile
• Application: Tissue retrieval, biopsy, and ENT manipulation
• SKU: ADE-200.14 | Price: $24

Clinical Use

Duckbill ear forceps are used in otology and ENT surgery for grasping and retrieving soft tissue, aural polyps, and foreign material from the ear canal. The flat duckbill jaw grips tissue firmly without puncturing or tearing, making it suitable for biopsy and tissue sampling.

Construction & Care

Made from stainless steel, duckbill ear forceps are fully autoclavable at 134°C. Inspect the jaw opening and closure before each use to confirm smooth action and jaw alignment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are duckbill ear forceps used for?
Duckbill ear forceps are used for tissue grasping, biopsy, and foreign body retrieval in ear microsurgery and ENT clinical procedures.