ASSI AWF1221 Micro Ear Forceps Serrated Jaw Straight 1.6x7.0mm ENT 5-3/8"

ASSI AWF1221 Micro Ear Forceps Serrated Jaw Straight 1.6x7.0mm ENT 5-3/8"

• Model: AWF1221
• Tip (Jaw) Dimensions: 1.6 x 7.0mm
• Tip (Jaw) Configuration: Serrated jaws
• Overall Length: 5-3/8 inches

The ASSI AWF1221 Micro Ear Forceps is a precision-engineered ENT instrument — ideal for otolaryngologists, audiologists, and ENT specialists who demand accuracy and control in delicate ear procedures. Crafted from high-grade surgical stainless steel, AWF1221 combines durability with fine-tip sensitivity. Its straight, serrated jaws measure approximately 1.6 mm × 7.0 mm, giving a secure yet gentle grip on tiny tissue fragments, cerumen, foreign bodies, or debris deep within narrow ear canals or middle-ear spaces. At a total length of about 5-3/8″, the forceps strike a balance between compact maneuverability and sufficient reach, making intricate work easier even in confined areas.

Ergonomics and control are central to the AWF1221’s design. The likely finger-ring handle delivers excellent tactile feedback and steady manipulation — reducing hand fatigue during repeated use. The straight jaw alignment ensures unobstructed lines of sight and precise angling, facilitating smooth insertion, grasping, and removal of small objects or tissues. Because it is fully reusable and autoclavable, AWF1221 offers long-term value for clinics, hospitals, and private practices, standing up to the repeated sterilization cycles typical in busy ENT suites.

For ENT clinics, surgical centers, or audiology professionals seeking professional-grade micro instruments, the ASSI AWF1221 Micro Ear Forceps represents a solid investment. Its combination of precision jaws, reliable stainless-steel build, ergonomic design, and reusable nature make it a versatile tool — whether for routine ear-canal cleanings, foreign-body retrievals, cerumen removal, or microsurgical procedures in the middle ear. With AWF1221, clinicians can depend on consistent performance, secure grip, and the fine control necessary for high-quality patient care and successful surgical outcomes.

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.