Magill’s Forceps are specialized surgical instruments used to guide endotracheal tubes, catheters, or suction devices into the trachea or oesophagus during intubation or medical procedures. Designed with a curved or straight body, they allow precision handling within confined oral or nasal cavities.

•   Available in both straight and curved styles

•   Designed for oral and nasal intubation assistance

•   Smooth, atraumatic tips to avoid mucosal damage

•   Serrated jaws for secure grip

•   Available Sizes: 6", 8", and 10"

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Shapes:

o   Straight – for easier access in certain intubation positions

o   Curved – follows anatomical curvature for better visibility and control

•   Premium stainless steel construction

•   Non-magnetic, rust-resistant

•   Polished or matte finish

•   Surgical Instruments

•   Sub-category: ENT / Anaesthesia Instruments

•   Reusable

•   Autoclavable

•   Non-disposable

•   Used during intubation procedures

•   Assists in guiding:

o   Endotracheal tubes

o   Nasogastric tubes

o   Suction catheters

•   Useful in anaesthesia, ICU, emergency medicine, and surgical settings

•   Requires trained use to avoid injury

•   Misuse may damage delicate tissues

•    Handle with sterile gloves

•    Do not apply excess force during intubation

•    Choose appropriate size based on patient anatomy

•   HS Code: 9018.90

•    HSN Code: 9018 (Surgical Instruments)

•   Hold with a firm but gentle grip

•   Position under direct vision during use

•   Clean and sterilize after each procedure

•   Fully autoclavable at standard surgical settings

•    May also be disinfected using chemical sterilant

Used in veterinary clinics and surgical units for airway intubation in small and large animals, especially under general anaesthesia.

Widely used in hospitals, ICUs, and emergency rooms during intubation, anaesthesia, and suctioning procedures.

1.  What sizes are Magill’s Forceps available in?

  Available in 6", 8", and 10" to suit various applications.

2. What is the difference between straight and curved types?

  Curved forceps follow natural anatomy, while straight ones offer direct access in specific positions.

4. Are they used in veterinary practice?

   Absolutely, they are vital for airway procedures in animals.

5. Is it safe for beginners to use Magill’s Forceps?

  Only under supervision or with proper training, as precision is key to avoid harm