Eves Tonsil Snare

Product Overview

Braun) and listed on page 1667. The instrument carries the pattern designation EVES as printed in the catalog. This record represents the complete Eves Tonsil Snare product family, comprising 2 catalog reference numbers that share the same instrument pattern and differ only in the printed characteristics listed below.

Design Characteristics

Length values printed across the family: 280 mm, 285 mm.

Catalog Identification

The catalog illustration is reproduced at scale 1/2.

Compatibility (as printed in the catalog)

• : the catalog prints “to be used with, ” — referencing (Snare Wire), (Snare Wire), (Snare Wire Loops), (Snare Wire Loops).
• : the catalog prints “to be used with, ” — referencing (Snare Wire), (Snare Wire), (Snare Wire Loops), (Snare Wire Loops).

No compatibility beyond the printed catalog notes is stated.

Configuration Options

The Eves Tonsil Snare family is listed in the catalog under 2 reference numbers. Each configuration below is reproduced exactly as printed, with the catalog page on which it appears:

Exact specifications for any single configuration are given on that variation record; the values above are transcribed from the source catalog without alteration. Where the catalog prints a value in both imperial and metric form, both are retained.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer:Braun)
• Catalog section: OM — Snares (Tonsillenschnürer)
• Instrument type: Tonsil Snare
• Pattern designation (as printed): EVES
• Product type: product (family)
• Configurations listed: 2
• Catalog reference numbers:,
• Source catalog:
• Source page(s): 1667
• Family ID: FAM-000028

Applications

• Classified by the manufacturer under “Snares” (Tonsillenschnürer), catalog section OM, pages 1665–1672.
• Listed in the source catalog as “Tonsil Snare”.
• Catalog note for: “to be used with, “.

The source catalog does not print clinical indications, materials, or certifications for this instrument; none are stated here.

Data Availability

Data printed in the source catalog for this record: length, pattern / marking. Not printed in the source catalog and therefore not stated here: material, certification or regulatory marking, sterilisation method, weight, shelf life, packaging quantity. Procurement teams requiring these details should request them by inquiry.

Bilingual Specification Reference

The source catalogue is printed in English and German. Every characteristic below is reproduced in both languages exactly as printed, for procurement teams working from either edition.

Related References in This Catalog Section

The source catalogue lists the following additional products under “Tonsil Snare” within the Snares section. They are listed here for procurement cross-reference; each is a separate catalog entry.

Ordering Information

Eves Tonsil Snare is available in 2 configurations. Select the required configuration, or quote the catalog reference number directly, when sending an inquiry. Pricing and availability are provided on request. Use the inquiry form to request a quote, or contact us for further details on this instrument. All specifications reproduced here are transcribed (page 1667). Values not printed in the source catalog are not stated.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Eves Tonsil Snare?

Braun) and catalogued under OM — Snares (Tonsillenschnürer). It appears on page 1667 and is listed there as “Tonsil Snare”.

What configurations are available?

The catalog lists 2 configurations. Each differs in the printed characteristics shown in the specification section.

What length options are listed?

The catalog prints the following lengths: 280 mm, 285 mm.

Is a curved or straight configuration listed?

The source catalog does not print a curvature value for this instrument, so none is stated.

What material is this instrument made from?

The source catalog does not print material information for this instrument. To avoid stating unverified information, no material is specified. Contact us if material confirmation is required for your procurement documentation.

How is this instrument identified?

By its catalog reference numbers. The instrument also carries the printed pattern designation EVES. It is listed on page 1667.

Who typically procures this instrument?

Hospitals, surgical centers, procurement and reprocessing departments, distributors and dealers procuring instruments from the Snares section. This site operates as an inquiry platform; submit an inquiry to request a quote.

How do I request pricing?

Pricing is not published on this site. Send an inquiry quoting the catalog reference number, together with the quantity required, and we will respond with a quotation.