Hartmann Tuning Forks | 12 Frequencies ENT

Hartmann tuning forks are medical-grade audiometric instruments available in 12 frequencies for ENT hearing assessment and neurosensory testing. Made from aluminium alloy, they produce sustained, clear tones for reliable Weber, Rinne, and Schwabach testing.

Key Features

• Variants: 12 frequencies for comprehensive audiometric assessment
• Material: Medical grade aluminium alloy — clear tone production
• Application: ENT audiometry, hearing evaluation, neurosensory testing
• SKU: ADE-410.28 | Price: $15 each

Clinical Use

Hartmann tuning forks are used in ENT and general clinical settings for Weber and Rinne testing to differentiate conductive from sensorineural hearing loss. The 12-frequency range covers the audiometric spectrum from low-frequency bone conduction to high-frequency air conduction testing.

Construction & Care

Made from medical grade aluminium alloy, Hartmann tuning forks are autoclavable at 134°C. Store in a padded case to protect the tines from bending that would alter the resonant frequency.

Frequently Asked Questions

What tests use Hartmann tuning forks?
Hartmann tuning forks are used for Weber, Rinne, and Schwabach tuning fork tests in ENT to assess hearing loss type and degree across 12 frequency options.