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Ear surgery instruments are the fine hand tools used in otology — operating inside the ear canal and middle ear, where the working space is only a few millimetres across. Healermed manufactures a full otology range in Sialkot, Pakistan: hooks, picks, curettes, myringotomy knives, raspatories and elevators. Buy single instruments below, or order the complete 18-piece ENT set.
What Instruments Are Used in Ear Surgery?
A standard otology tray covers five jobs: exploring (blunt hooks that test whether the ossicular chain moves), dissecting (sharp micro picks that separate tissue at 0.1mm scale), scraping (curettes that clear wax, granulation and diseased bone), cutting (myringotomy knives that open the eardrum), and elevating (raspatories and periosteal elevators that lift the tympanomeatal flap). Most ear procedures need at least one instrument from each group.
Ear Hooks — Exploring and Palpating
- Ball Blunt Ear Hook 1.2mm Straight — atraumatic palpation of the ossicular chain
- Lucae Micro Ear Hook 90 Degree 5mm — right-angled 1.0mm tip for reaching behind the ossicles
- Shea Exploring Hook Blunt 1mm Curved — the standard hook for testing ossicular mobility in stapes surgery
Micro Ear Picks — Fine Dissection
- Straight Shaft Ear Pick Blunt Tip — general probing and flap elevation with no cutting risk
- Micro Ear Pick 45 Degree 4.5mm Sharp Tip — 0.1mm point for fine dissection near the entry point
- Micro Ear Pick 45 Degree 6mm Sharp Tip — longer reach for the sinus tympani and facial recess
Ear Curettes — Wax and Tissue Removal
- Buck Ear Curette Blunt 45 Degree 4mm — bulk cerumen removal in adult canals
- Buck Ear Curette Blunt 45 Degree 1.5mm — narrow and paediatric canals, impacted wax
Myringotomy Knives — Eardrum Incision
- Myringotomy Knife Arrow Narrow Straight 2.5mm — direct approach for grommet insertion
- Myringotomy Knife Arrow Narrow 60 Degree 2.5mm — angled to keep the handle out of the microscope view
Raspatories and Elevators — Flap Lifting
- Micro Ear Raspatory 2mm — flat blade for periosteal stripping inside the canal
- Wullstein Micro Ear Periosteal Elevator 8.5mm — long 1.5mm wide blade for full tympanomeatal flap elevation
Which Instruments Do I Need for Each Ear Procedure?
- Myringotomy and grommet insertion — straight and 60 degree arrow knives, blunt ear pick, Buck curettes
- Tympanoplasty — Wullstein elevator, micro raspatory, Lucae hook, ball blunt hook
- Stapedectomy and stapes surgery — Shea exploring hook, sharp micro ear picks, ball blunt hook
- Mastoid and middle ear exploration — Lucae hook, micro picks, periosteal elevator
- Cerumen removal in clinic — both Buck curette sizes
What Is the Difference Between Ear Surgery Instruments and ENT Instruments?
Ear surgery instruments — also called otology instruments — work only inside the ear. ENT instruments is the wider term: it includes ear instruments plus sinus curettes for the nose and circle knives for the larynx. If you run mixed ENT lists you will want all three groups; if you are a dedicated otologist, this page covers everything you need.
What Material Are Ear Surgery Instruments Made From?
All pieces are surgical-grade stainless steel with a satin finish to cut glare under the operating microscope. Handles are knurled so grip holds with wet gloves. Every instrument is single-ended, hand-finished and passivated for corrosion resistance.
Are Ear Surgery Instruments Reusable and Autoclavable?
Yes. All instruments are fully reusable and autoclavable at 134°C. Clean immediately after use, rinse with distilled water and dry fully before storage. Working tips on micro picks and hooks are 0.1–1.5mm and will bend under force, so store them in a slotted tray rather than loose in a box.
Should I Buy a Set or Single Instruments?
Buy singles if you are replacing one damaged piece or adding a size you use heavily — every instrument above has its own page and its own model number. Buy a set if you are equipping a new theatre or building a second tray: a set costs less than the sum of the singles and arrives as one matched batch with the same steel and finish throughout.
Do You Supply Bulk, OEM and Private Label Orders?
Yes. Healermed is the manufacturer, not a trading house. We supply distributors, hospital groups and OEM buyers with laser-marked logos, custom model numbers, custom packaging and made-to-drawing patterns. Send your drawing or sample and we quote against it.
What Certifications Does Healermed Hold?
Healermed Instruments holds FDA CGMP, ISO 13485, ISO 9001, CE Mark, EUDAMED registration and EU REX (Registered Exporter) status. We are a registered manufacturer and exporter based in Sialkot, Pakistan. Certification documents are available on request.
How Do I Order and How Fast Do You Ship?
Order any instrument directly from this page. Bulk and OEM enquiries are quoted within one working day. We ship worldwide by DHL, FedEx, UPS and DPEX with tracking supplied on dispatch.
