ENT Diagnostic Equipments Lab Equipment Manufacturer, Supplier and Exporter in India

Ray Export lists 58 ENT instruments in the ENT series, ENT-0001 to ENT-0058 across six pages: otoscopes and ophthalmoscopes individually and in diagnostic sets, a large selection of head lights and a head mirror, laryngoscopes of two quite different kinds, a rigid endoscope, and surgical microscopes. Before ordering, read the note below on what the word laryngoscope means in this listing, because it covers two unrelated instruments.

Important: two different instruments are both called laryngoscopes here

Say which of the two you mean on the enquiry. If you need the angled telescopes, confirm the diameter, the working length, the light post fitting and whether a light cable is included, since the telescope alone is not usable.

Head lights and the head mirror

On the lead-free versions. Two codes are described as lead-free, which implies the corresponding traditional versions may not be. Head light headbands have historically been weighted for balance. If lead content matters to you, whether for staff safety, for waste handling or because your market applies restrictions on hazardous substances in electrical equipment, ask specifically what the headband and fittings of any traditional version are made of, and ask for a statement of compliance for the market you are importing into. Order the lead-free codes if in doubt.

Otoscopes, ophthalmoscopes and diagnostic sets

Several codes are sets rather than single instruments: a universal ENT diagnostic set (ENT-0004), a professional otoscope and ophthalmoscope set (ENT-0006), a small diagnostic set (ENT-0008) and a combined otoscope and ophthalmoscope set (ENT-0002). Set contents vary enormously between suppliers and the listing does not state them, so ask for a contents list for each before comparing prices. Then settle:

• Handle and head interoperability. Otoscope and ophthalmoscope heads screw onto a common handle in most systems, but systems differ. Ask whether the heads in the set share one handle, and whether heads bought later will fit it.
• Power. Dry cell, rechargeable or mains, and if rechargeable, whether the charger is included and what the battery is. Ask the lamp type, LED or halogen, and the spare lamp part number.
• Specula. Which sizes are supplied, and whether they are reusable or disposable. A fibre optic otoscope needs the specula designed for it.
• Case and insufflation. Whether a hard case is included, and whether the otoscope head takes an insufflation bulb for pneumatic otoscopy.

Surgical microscopes in this listing

Three codes at the end of the range are surgical microscopes, two with cold light (ENT-0056, ENT-0057) and one with direct halogen illumination (ENT-0058). Cold light keeps the lamp out of the optical head so less heat reaches the operative field, which is the usual reason it is specified. Similar microscopes also appear under Ophthalmic Equipments and Surgical Lab Equipments under different codes, so compare all three listings and quote the code with the listing it came from. Ask for the magnification range, working distance, stand type, and whether a beam splitter or camera port is available.

Before ordering

These are regulated medical devices: confirm the registration or clearance each item holds in your country of use and verify it with your own regulator. Several codes carry a suffix such as 2, 3 or New, and one otoscope carries a third-party brand name in its title; ask the sales team to confirm in writing what differs between the suffixed codes and who manufactures the branded one. Any performance figure quoted is confirmed in writing on the quotation. Ray Export supplies the equipment and holds no approval on your behalf.

Related ranges on this site

Eye instruments, including slit lamps and trial lens sets, are under Ophthalmic Equipments. Further laryngoscope sets, resuscitators and otoscopes are under Medical Supplies, and stethoscopes, loupes and head lights also appear under Diagnostic Equipment. Theatre lighting is under OT Equipments and Examination Lights. Parent range: Medical Apparatus.

Request a quote

Say which instrument class you mean, give the set contents you need, and state the power and lamp type. For example Fiber Optic Macintosh Laryngoscopes (ENT-0021) with the blade sizes and handle fitting, or Laryngoscope Seventy Degree (ENT-0055) with the light cable. Contact Ray Export for prices, contents lists and lead times.

Frequently asked questions

Which laryngoscope do I actually need?

It depends on whether you are intubating or examining. The intubation laryngoscopes (ENT-0001, ENT-0003, ENT-0005, ENT-0007 and ENT-0021) are a handle with a blade - curved Macintosh or straight Miller - offered in conventional and fibre optic versions, and they exist to pass a tube. The angled rigid laryngoscopes (ENT-0054 at ninety degrees and ENT-0055 at seventy degrees) are rigid telescopes for examination. State which of the two your enquiry means. If you need the telescopes, confirm the diameter, the working length, the light post fitting and whether a light cable is included, because the telescope alone cannot be used.

What is in the diagnostic sets?

Ask, because the listing does not state the contents and they vary enormously between suppliers. Four codes are sets rather than single instruments: the universal ENT diagnostic set (ENT-0004), the professional otoscope and ophthalmoscope set (ENT-0006), the small diagnostic set (ENT-0008) and the combined otoscope and ophthalmoscope set (ENT-0002). Request an itemised contents list for each one before you compare them, since a set with two heads, a handle and a case is a different purchase from a set with one head. Without the list you are comparing names rather than instruments.

Will heads bought later fit the same handle?

Usually, but systems differ, so confirm it rather than assuming. Otoscope and ophthalmoscope heads screw onto a common handle in most systems; ask whether the heads in the set you are buying share one handle, and whether heads bought later will fit that handle. Settle the power arrangement at the same time: dry cell, rechargeable or mains, and if rechargeable, whether the charger is included and what the battery is. Then ask the lamp type - LED or halogen - and the spare lamp part number, because a diagnostic set out of service for a lamp is an expensive inconvenience.

Which specula are supplied with the otoscopes?

Ask which sizes are included and whether they are reusable or disposable, since that decides both the running cost and the cleaning workload. One point catches people out: a fibre optic otoscope needs the specula designed for it, so specula from another instrument may not seat or may block the light path. If the otoscope is for paediatric use, state the sizes you need rather than accepting a default set. While you are asking, confirm whether a hard case is included and whether an insufflation bulb is supplied, as both are commonly assumed and then absent.

Which head light should I choose?

Four kinds are listed, and they suit different rooms. The Clar (ENT-0028, ENT-0029) and Jansen (ENT-0025, ENT-0026) head lights are the classic headband-mounted examination lights, each listed in a traditional and a rechargeable version. The fibre optic head lights (ENT-0030, ENT-0053) put the lamp in a separate source and carry light to the headband by cable: cooler at the head and usually brighter, but you are tethered to the source. The Ziegler head mirror (ENT-0027) is a reflector used with a separate lamp - no power, nothing to fail. For the laser head light (ENT-0024), ask exactly what it is and what its output is.

What do the suffixes and the brand name in the product titles mean?

Ask the sales team to confirm in writing, because the listing does not explain them. Several codes carry a suffix such as 2, 3 or New, which may mean a revised model, a different supplier or simply a second entry for the same thing, and you cannot tell from the title. One otoscope carries a third-party brand name in its title, so ask who actually manufactures that item. Two head lights are described as lead-free, which raises the question of what the corresponding traditional versions are made of - also worth asking before specifying for a clinic.

Key takeaways

• Two different instruments are both called laryngoscopes - say whether you mean the intubation handle and blade or the angled telescope.
• Set contents are not stated - request an itemised list for ENT-0002, ENT-0004, ENT-0006 and ENT-0008 before comparing.
• Confirm handle and head interoperability - including whether heads bought later will fit the handle you are buying now.
• Specula are part of the specification - sizes, reusable or disposable, and fibre optic instruments need their own.
• Fibre optic head lights are cooler but tethered - the Ziegler mirror needs no power at all.
• Suffixed codes are not explained - ask in writing what differs between a code and its 2, 3 or New version.

About this page

Ray Export is a manufacturer and exporter of laboratory, scientific and educational equipment based at Plot No. 449, HSIIDC Industrial Area, Saha, Ambala, Haryana 133104, India. Enquiries: [email protected], +91-9817319615.

Written by Palak Mall, Senior Content Writer. Technically reviewed by Arvind Kumar, Lab Equipment Specialist, 12+ years in laboratory and testing instrumentation. Last updated: 17 October 2026.

These are regulated medical devices. Confirm the registration or clearance each item holds in your country of use and verify it with your own regulator, since Ray Export supplies the equipment and holds no approval on your behalf. Any performance figure quoted is confirmed in writing on the quotation; set contents, specula sizes, lamp types, battery and charger details, telescope diameters and working lengths, and microscope magnification range, working distance and stand type are not published on this page and must be requested per code. No price is quoted on this page, as prices are issued as dated written quotations. Things to note about the listing itself: several codes carry an unexplained suffix such as 2, 3 or New; one otoscope carries a third-party brand name in its title, so the manufacturer should be confirmed; two head lights are described as lead-free without the traditional versions being described; and similar surgical microscopes also appear under two other ranges on this site with different codes, so compare all three before ordering.