ENT surgical instruments are built around one constraint the rest of surgery does not share: everything happens inside a corridor that cannot be opened wider. Peak Surgicals manufactures 88 patterns across ear, nose and throat, in German stainless steel, CE marked and built under ISO 13485. Compare all 88 patterns in the grid below.
Otology, Rhinology, Laryngology: Three Zones, Three Designs
ENT divides into three working zones, and instrument design follows the anatomy of each. Otology works the ear canal, tympanic membrane and the ossicles, which are the smallest bones in the body, so instruments run fine, long and often black-finished to kill glare under the microscope. Rhinology works the nasal cavity and sinuses, where the corridor is longer and the tissue tougher, so cutting forceps and rongeurs replace picks. Laryngology and tonsil work needs reach past the tongue and a way to hold the mouth open while both hands work.
Nothing here is a scaled-down general instrument. A tonsil snare and an aural snare share a name and almost nothing else: one loops a tonsil at arm's length, the other retrieves a polyp from a canal a few millimetres wide. We supply every pattern at MOQ 1.
The Otology Range
The otology range covers examination, clearance and micro work. Aural forceps take the crocodile action needed to grasp inside the canal without the hand blocking the view: Cawthorne Crocodile Forceps 70mm ($27.50), Shea Aural Forceps ($27.50), Hough Aural Forceps ($27.50) and Henckel Aural Forceps ($27.50) cover the standard patterns, with Hartmann Micro Black Finish 75mm to Shoulder ($27.50) for the finest work.
Cerumen and foreign body clearance runs on picks, scoops and loops: Musgrove Cerumen Pick and Wool Carrier Double Ended ($17.60), Formby Cerumen Scoop and Pick Double Ended ($19.80), Hovell Loop 152mm ($17.60) and Buck Ear Curette Angled Blunt 146mm ($13.20). Snares handle aural polyps, and myringotomes open the drum: Trautmann Myringotome 178mm ($19.80) and Agnew Polotzer Myringotome (from $20.15).
The Rhinology Range
Rhinology instruments are heavier because septum and turbinate bone resist in a way canal tissue does not. Jansen-Middleton Nasal Septum Forceps 178mm ($35.20) uses a compound action to multiply grip into cutting force, and Myles Nasal Cutting Forceps ($26.40), Gruenwald Henke Nasal Cutting Forceps ($19.80) and Irwin Moore Turbinate Nasal Forceps ($26.40) cover the through-cutting range. Luc Turbinate Nasal Forceps 178mm ($22.00) carries the heart-shaped jaw and screw joint the pattern is known for.
Access and dissection come first. Cottle Elevator 20cm ($19.80) and Freer Separator and Elevator Double Ended 180mm ($19.80) open the submucosal plane, Killian Nasal Gouge 127mm ($17.60) addresses bony septum, and Krause Nasal Snare ($22.00) and Negus Nasal Snare ($27.50) remove polyps.
The Laryngology and Tonsil Range
Throat work starts with exposure, which is why the mouth gags are the largest items here. Boyle Davis Mouth Gag ($22.00) with Doughty Tongue Plate ($22.00) and Draffin Bipod ($19.80) is the standard tonsillectomy setup, with Kilner Dott Mouth Gag ($71.50) and Fergusson Ackland Mouth Gag ($35.20) as alternatives.
Once the field is open, tonsil dissectors free the capsule and artery forceps control the bed: Gwynne Evans Tonsil Dissector Double Ended 197mm ($13.20), Syme Tonsil Dissector Double Ended ($15.40), Birkett Tonsil Artery Forceps ($16.50) and Denis Browne Tonsil Artery Forceps ($19.80). Beckmann Adenoid Curette 216mm ($22.00) handles the adenoid, Eve Tonsil Snare ($27.50) the removal, and suction patterns from Magill Suction Tube ($22.00) to Rowbotham Suction Tube 286mm ($26.40) keep the field clear.
Material, Reprocessing and Certification
Every pattern is forged from German stainless steel and passivated for corrosion resistance across repeated cycles, with black and satin finishes where glare control matters under the microscope. The inspection point is the working tip under magnification, because these tips are small enough that damage is invisible at arm's length: check crocodile and cutting jaws for alignment and edge rounding, check picks and hooks for burring, and flush every suction lumen to confirm it is clear along its full length. Clean immediately with a neutral-pH enzymatic solution, brushing into box locks and flushing lumens before residue dries, then rinse with deionised water and dry fully before autoclaving at 134°C.
These are Class I reusable devices, CE marked and built under ISO 13485, with a one-year manufacturing warranty. We ship at MOQ 1 with free shipping over $99, and OEM and private-label production is available for distributors. Browse the narrower ranges directly: ENT Aural Forceps, ENT Snares, ENT Suction Tubes, ENT Mouth Gags, ENT Curettes, ENT Elevators, ENT Dissectors and ENT Picks and Scoops. Talk to us about OEM terms.
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