Hartman Crocodile Forceps, Serrated Jaw, 75mm Shoulder to Tip, Black Finish

The Hartman Crocodile Forceps, Serrated Jaw, 75mm Shoulder to Tip, Black Finish is a specialized ENT surgical instrument designed for precise grasping, retrieval, and manipulation of foreign bodies and delicate tissues within confined anatomical regions. It is widely used in otolaryngology procedures involving the ear, nose, and upper airway where accuracy and controlled handling are essential. Engineered for microsurgical precision, the Hartman Crocodile Forceps features a distinctive serrated crocodile-style jaw that provides a firm, non-slip grip on small objects and soft tissues. This design is particularly effective in removing foreign bodies from the external auditory canal, nasal cavity, and upper airway structures. The serrations ensure secure retention while minimizing the risk of slippage during delicate surgical maneuvers. With a compact 75mm shoulder-to-tip length , this instrument is specifically designed for use in tight and confined surgical spaces. The short profile allows enhanced maneuverability and precise control, making it ideal for pediatric ENT procedures and microsurgical applications where access is limited and precision is critical. The black finish coating reduces glare under surgical lighting, improving visualization during endoscopic and microscopic procedures. This non-reflective surface enhances focus and reduces eye strain, allowing surgeons to maintain accuracy during prolonged operations. Additionally, the coating contributes to a modern, professional instrument appearance while supporting improved intraoperative visibility. Manufactured from premium medical-grade stainless steel, the Hartman Crocodile Forceps, Serrated Jaw, 75mm Shoulder to Tip offers excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term reliability. The high-quality construction ensures consistent jaw alignment and gripping strength even after repeated sterilization cycles, making it a dependable reusable instrument for clinical environments. The ergonomic handle design provides a secure and comfortable grip, enabling precise control during fine surgical movements. Its lightweight structure reduces hand fatigue, which is particularly beneficial during delicate ENT procedures requiring sustained precision and stability. The instrument is commonly used in procedures such as foreign body removal from the ear and nose, removal of impacted debris, and manipulation of small tissue fragments during ENT microsurgery. Its specialized crocodile jaw design ensures effective grasping without excessive pressure, minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues. The Hartman Crocodile Forceps is fully autoclavable and designed for repeated professional use. It withstands standard sterilization processes without compromising structural integrity, jaw performance, or surface finish. This makes it a cost-effective and reliable instrument for hospitals, ENT clinics, emergency departments, and surgical centers. This forceps is a valuable addition to ENT instrument sets, especially in emergency otolaryngology trays and pediatric ENT surgical kits. Its precision design and compact size make it particularly useful in urgent care situations where rapid and accurate foreign body extraction is required. By combining serrated crocodile jaws, compact ergonomic design, and durable stainless steel construction, the Hartman Crocodile Forceps, Serrated Jaw, 75mm Shoulder to Tip, Black Finish delivers consistent performance in demanding ENT applications. It remains an essential instrument for surgeons requiring precision, control, and reliability in confined surgical fields. Key Features Precision-engineered Hartman Crocodile Forceps Serrated Jaw 75mm Designed for secure grasping and foreign body removal Serrated crocodile jaw ensures firm non-slip grip Ideal for ear, nose, and airway ENT procedures Compact 75mm design for confined surgical spaces Manufactured from premium medical-grade stainless steel Black finish reduces glare under surgical lighting Ergonomic handle improves control and precision Lightweight design reduces surgeon fatigue Corrosion-resistant and highly durable construction Fully autoclavable and reusable Suitable for emergency and pediatric ENT use Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Crocodile Forceps Application Foreign body removal and tissue grasping Material Medical-Grade Surgical Stainless Steel Finish Black Non-Reflective Coating Sterilization Autoclavable Reusability Yes, Reusable Specialty ENT Surgery / Otolaryngology Instrument Type Serrated Crocodile Forceps Usage Professional Surgical Use Length 75 mm (Shoulder to Tip) Jaw Design Serrated Crocodile Jaw Product Contents 1 × Hartman Crocodile Forceps, Serrated Jaw, 75mm Shoulder to Tip, Black Finish Applications Ear foreign body removal Nasal foreign body extraction Pediatric ENT procedures Emergency ENT interventions Removal of impacted debris Otolaryngology microsurgery Ear canal cleaning procedures Upper airway foreign body retrieval ENT clinic and hospital use Surgical emergency departments FAQs 1. What is the Hartman Crocodile Forceps used for? It is used for removing foreign bodies and debris from the ear, nose, and upper airway in ENT procedures. 2. What is special about the serrated crocodile jaw? The serrated jaw provides a strong, non-slip grip for securely holding small objects during delicate surgical procedures. 3. Why is the instrument only 75mm long? The compact 75mm design allows precise control and easy access in confined anatomical spaces, especially in pediatric cases. 4. What is the purpose of the black finish? The black non-reflective finish reduces glare under surgical lighting, improving visibility and precision during procedures. 5. Is this instrument reusable? Yes, the Hartman Crocodile Forceps 75mm is fully autoclavable and designed for repeated professional use. 6. In which specialties is this forceps commonly used? It is primarily used in ENT (otolaryngology), especially in emergency and pediatric procedures. 7. Can it be used in hospital emergency departments? Yes, it is commonly included in emergency ENT instrument sets for rapid foreign body removal procedures.