Electrosurgical Pencil / Disposable ESU Pencil / Cautery Pencil
Brief Introduction
These devices are designed to be used as accessories in conjunction with those electrosurgical units and electrodes. These devices are single use supplied sterile. Check plug matching on generator base and connect. Press CUT/yellow button for cutting and COAG/blue button for coagulation. Maximum voltage is not be exceed 90KV peak
Match with Electrosurgical Generator(Unit), Radio Frequency Generator(Unit) and other High Frequency Equipment.
Product Features
Hand-switching pencils are available with either push-button or rocker switch controls to accommodate the surgeon’s preference. Switches have a high level of tactile feedback – surgeons can hear and feel the switch engage, preventing accidental activation of the device.
Designed with the surgeon in mind
- Slim and lightweight, tapered ergonomic design, streamlined design
- Slip-proof handling and water resistant Rocker or Push-Button Switch
- Switch and buttons designed for smooth activation
- Equip with a range of mono-polar cutting and coagulation electrodes to satisfy all users requirements.
- With hexagonal shape to protect against inadvertent twisting, the electrodes can be locked safely into place and are easily exchanged and replaced.
Specification
| Handle length | Blade length | Blade diameter | Cable length | Handle material | Sterilization | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 160 mm | 40 mm | 2.3 mm | 300 mm | ABS | EO Gas | 2 years |
Electrical Performance Data
| Maximal Output Current | Frequency Confine | Current Resistance | Output Power |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1A | 0~1.0 MhHz | 200Ω | 50~80 W |
Warning
These devices should never be used when:
- There is visible evidence of damage to the exterior of the device such as cracked or damaged plastic or connector damage.
- These devices fail the inspection described herein.
- In the presence of flammble gases, flammable prep solutions or drapes. Oxidizing. Gases such as Nitrous Oxide (N2O),or in oxygen-riched environments.
- Do not used monopolar electrosurgery on small appendages, as in circumcision or finger surgery.
