Description
Hartmann-Wullstein Ear Polypus Forceps
Hartmann-Wullstein ear polypus forceps are fine otology forceps for grasping tissue under magnification. Surgeons use them for polyps, granulation tissue and small pieces of debris in the ear.
A fine grasping tool
Ear surgery often happens through a speculum and a microscope. So the forceps must be small enough to pass through that narrow opening. They must also hold tissue firmly without tearing it.
Two jaw options
You can order a standard jaw or a 1 mm jaw. The 1 mm jaw suits very small tissue and tight spaces. The standard jaw, by contrast, takes a bigger bite. Our catalogue gives the length as about 8.5 cm.
In otology procedures
Surgeons remove polyps and granulation tissue before they can see the eardrum. For instance, a team may use these forceps during tympanoplasty or a chronic ear clean-up. They also serve for handling small grafts and packing.
Which jaw suits you
If you do a lot of microscope work, the 1 mm jaw may become your everyday choice. On the other hand, general ENT clinics often prefer the standard jaw. Ordering one of each covers both needs.
Caring for your Hartmann-Wullstein ear polypus forceps
Clean the jaws with care because fine tips can bend. Rinse them, brush the joint gently and dry them completely. Then place them in a protective tray for sterilization.
Specifications
- Jaw options: standard or 1 mm
- Length: about 8.5 cm
- Stainless steel
Buying from Intrace USA
A three-year warranty protects both jaw versions from shortcomings in finishing. Staff at our Atlanta office handle each order and inspect the jaws before shipment. Our FAQs for buyers explain tax, invoices and tracking. We follow ASTM F899 as the benchmark for surgical steels. Next, compare the Wullstein micro ear forceps if you need three jaw sizes. Our full otolaryngology collection is also available.
For professional buyers. Our care guide explains why photos may vary and why steel contains nickel; our return process is on its own page.
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