Sklar Blake Ear Forceps (CensiTrac Marked) - 67-1058c

Yes, these forceps are constructed from high-quality stainless steel specifically chosen for its longevity and ability to withstand repeated sterilization cycles in a professional clinical environment.

Absolutely. The angled curvature is specifically engineered to provide superior access to the narrow and delicate anatomy of the ear canal, allowing for precise manipulation where straight instruments might be limited.

Yes, the working ends feature a precision-serrated edge. This texture is designed to create friction, ensuring a firm, non-slip grip when handling delicate tissues or materials during otological procedures.

Yes, the Sklar Blake Ear Forceps are not made with natural rubber latex, making them a safe choice for use in medical environments where latex sensitivities must be managed.

The CensiTrac marking identifies this instrument as part of a professional tracking system, which helps clinical facilities efficiently manage, inventory, and track the sterilization and usage history of their surgical tools.

The instrument is designed with prominent horizontal grooves (knurling) on the shank, which provide an ergonomic, high-traction finger grip for the surgeon, ensuring stability during precise movements.

Yes, this is a reusable instrument built to professional standards. Its durable stainless steel construction ensures it maintains its structural integrity through repeated cleaning and clinical use.

Yes, these forceps are TAA compliant, meeting the requirements for medical instrumentation that can be procured for use by federal government agencies.

Yes, with a length of 4-1/2 inches and a specialized angled shaft, it is purpose-built for otological applications that require deep, narrow-space access and high-precision handling.

Yes, this instrument is produced to the Sklar Grade quality standard, ensuring that every tool delivers the consistency, durability, and performance expected by medical professionals.