Instrument catalog
Otology
Otology ranges include specula, forceps, curettes, hooks, elevators, scissors, rongeurs, and suction-related instruments. Diameter or tip size, working length, angle, curvature, handle form, and named pattern should be recorded.
Where a family contains a size series, each configuration should retain a distinct reference while sharing one authoritative family description. Buyers should also state finish, marking, packaging, and inspection documentation needs.
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OtologyHartmann Ear Eustachian Catheter Fig.0, Silver Plated, Hole Size 1.5mm, Length 15cm
26688•Made to order
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OtologyHartmann Ear Eustachian Catheter Fig.1, Silver Plated, Hole Size 2.5mm, Length 15cm
26690•Made to order
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OtologyHartmann Ear Eustachian Catheter Fig.2, Silver Plated, Hole Size 3.0mm, Length 15cm
26693•Made to order
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OtologyHartmann Ear Eustachian Catheter, Fig.3, Silver Plated, Hole Size 3.5mm, Length 15cm
26695•Made to order
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OtologyHartmann Ear Eustachian Catheter Fig.4, Silver Plated, Hole Size 4.0mm, Length 15cm
26697•Made to order
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OtologyHartmann Ear Eustachian Catheter Fig.5, Silver Plated, Hole Size 5.0mm, Length 15cm
26699•Made to order
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Technical buyer guide
Procurement considerations for otology
- Diameter or tip size
- Working length and angle
- Named pattern and handle
- Variant-level references
Buyer FAQs
How should an otology size series be presented?
Group the related instruments as variants but preserve the exact diameter, tip, or length for each orderable reference.
What information belongs on the quotation?
Pattern, variant, dimensions, finish, marking, supplied condition, packaging, quantity, and required documents.