Instrument catalog

Tonsil

Tonsil ranges include snares, dissectors, forceps, guillotine patterns, scissors, and suction instruments. Working-end size, curvature, jaw or loop profile, and handle form separate closely related references.

Buyers should provide the named pattern plus working dimensions and define functional checks appropriate to the instrument type. Packaging should protect delicate working ends during handling and transport.

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Cordes Tip only used with Universal Handle Fig.1

TonsilCordes Tip only used with Universal Handle Fig.1

2 references•Made to order

Cordes Tip only used with Universal Handle Fig.2

TonsilCordes Tip only used with Universal Handle Fig.2

2 references•Made to order

Cordes Tip only used with Universal Handle Fig.3

TonsilCordes Tip only used with Universal Handle Fig.3

15538•Made to order

Cordes Tip only used with Universal Handle Fig.4

TonsilCordes Tip only used with Universal Handle Fig.4

15540•Made to order

Scheinmann Tip only used with Universal Handle

TonsilScheinmann Tip only used with Universal Handle

2 references•Made to order

Laryngeal Mirror Handle with conical end

TonsilLaryngeal Mirror Handle with conical end

15546•Made to order

Michel Rhinology Mirror 12mm, 25cm

TonsilMichel Rhinology Mirror 12mm, 25cm

15556•Made to order

Michel Rhinology Mirror 14mm, 25cm

TonsilMichel Rhinology Mirror 14mm, 25cm

15558•Made to order

Michel Rhinology Mirror 16mm, 25cm

TonsilMichel Rhinology Mirror 16mm, 25cm

15560•Made to order

Michel Rhinology Mirror 18mm, 25cm

TonsilMichel Rhinology Mirror 18mm, 25cm

15562•Made to order

Laryngeal Mirror without handle 8mm, Fig.00

TonsilLaryngeal Mirror without handle 8mm, Fig.00

15564•Made to order

Laryngeal Mirror without handle 10mm, Fig.0

TonsilLaryngeal Mirror without handle 10mm, Fig.0

15566•Made to order

Laryngeal Mirror without handle 12mm, Fig.1

TonsilLaryngeal Mirror without handle 12mm, Fig.1

15568•Made to order

Laryngeal Mirror without handle 14mm, Fig.2

TonsilLaryngeal Mirror without handle 14mm, Fig.2

15570•Made to order

Laryngeal Mirror without handle 16mm, Fig.3

TonsilLaryngeal Mirror without handle 16mm, Fig.3

15572•Made to order

Laryngeal Mirror without handle 18mm, Fig.4

TonsilLaryngeal Mirror without handle 18mm, Fig.4

15574•Made to order

Laryngeal Mirror without handle 20mm, Fig.5

TonsilLaryngeal Mirror without handle 20mm, Fig.5

15576•Made to order

Laryngeal Mirror without handle 22mm, Fig.6

TonsilLaryngeal Mirror without handle 22mm, Fig.6

15578•Made to order

Laryngeal Mirror without handle 24mm, Fig.7

TonsilLaryngeal Mirror without handle 24mm, Fig.7

15580•Made to order

Laryngeal Mirror without handle 26mm, Fig.8

TonsilLaryngeal Mirror without handle 26mm, Fig.8

15582•Made to order

Laryngeal Mirror without handle 28mm, Fig.9

TonsilLaryngeal Mirror without handle 28mm, Fig.9

15584•Made to order

Laryngeal Mirror without handle 30mm, Fig.10

TonsilLaryngeal Mirror without handle 30mm, Fig.10

15586•Made to order

Laryngeal Mirror with handle 8mm, Fig.00

TonsilLaryngeal Mirror with handle 8mm, Fig.00

15588•Made to order

Laryngeal Mirror with handle 10mm, Fig.0

TonsilLaryngeal Mirror with handle 10mm, Fig.0

15590•Made to order

Technical buyer guide

Procurement considerations for tonsil

Working-end size and curvature
Jaw, loop, or blade profile
Named pattern and handle form
Functional inspection and packaging

Review the quality-control workflow Discuss OEM and private-label manufacturing

Buyer FAQs

What is the minimum information for a tonsil quotation?

Pattern, working-end dimensions, length, curvature, finish, marking, quantity, and packaging.

Should snares and forceps be specified differently?

Yes. Each type needs its own working-end detail and functional acceptance criteria.

Related instrument families

Rhinology Oral Instruments Otology