Jarit 380-150 Hartman Alligator Ear Forceps Serrated 1.8x0.8mm Jaws ENT 5-1/4"

Jarit 380-150 Hartman Alligator Ear Forceps Serrated 1.8x0.8mm Jaws ENT 5-1/4"

• Model: 380-150
• Tip (Jaw) Dimensions: 1.8 mm × 0.8 mm
• Tip (Jaw) Configuration: Serrated jaws
• Overall Length: 5-1/4 inches

The Jarit 380-150 Hartman Alligator Ear Forceps delivers exceptional precision and control for ENT specialists, otologists, and microsurgeons handling delicate ear-canal procedures. Crafted from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, these forceps combine durability with the fine control needed for sensitive tasks like foreign-body removal, cerumen extraction, or tissue manipulation. The finely serrated jaws — measuring approximately 1.8 × 0.8 mm — easily grip small objects or debris without slipping, even in narrow, deep ear canals. With an overall length of 5-1/4″, the instrument remains compact enough for precise handling, while its long-slender shaft ensures deep reach when required.

Ergonomic design is at the core of the Jarit 380-150. The alligator-style jaws open and close smoothly through ring-handle operation, giving surgeons excellent tactile feedback and reducing hand fatigue during prolonged or repetitive procedures. The straight jaw orientation and slim profile provide unobstructed visibility and fine-tuned control, enabling confident manipulation of small objects within confined anatomical spaces. Because the instrument is fully sterilizable and reusable, it’s a cost-effective, long-lasting addition to any ENT or surgical instrument set — ideal for clinics, hospitals, or private practice settings focused on reliability and performance.

For practitioners who value precision, reliability, and ergonomic design, the Jarit 380-150 Hartman Alligator Ear Forceps stands out as a professional-grade tool for routine and advanced ear procedures. Its secure grip, fine-tip jaws, and comfortable handling make it especially well-suited for applications like foreign-body retrieval, cerumen removal, packing insertion, or tissue handling in otology and ENT surgeries. Whether equipping a new surgical tray or upgrading existing instrumentation, these forceps provide consistent performance, ease of sterilization, and dependable accuracy — ensuring high-quality patient care with every use.

These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.