Cautery Machines

Uses of Electro Surgical Cautery Machine Cauterization is basically referred to as the process of burning a body part in order to either remove it or as well, to completely close the parts of it. Cauterization as a process is used to tackle the...

Digital Cautery Machine 400W with Following Modes Monopolar Cut Monopolar Coagulation Bipolar Key Specialties Ophthalmic Laprosurgery Endo GI Ortho Open and General Surgery Onco Gynecology Urology Plastic Neuro ENT Spine  Thoracic and Cardiac Surgery Key Applications Hernia GI Endo Cut Papillotomy Under Water TCRE...

( Prepaid or Partial COD Options are available for this product. Please call or WhatsApp us at 8586012345 ) Digital Cautery Machine 300W with Following Modes Monopolar Cut Monopolar Coagulation Bipolar Key Specialties Ophthalmic Laprosurgery Endo GI Ortho Open and General Surgery Onco Gynecology Urology...

Feedback-controlled response system Automatically stops energy delivery as soon as the seal cycle is complete Minimum cutting effect Spray coagulation Pure and smooth cut Bipolar output with a non sparking characteristic Prompt start even in irrigated procedures Provides good hemostasis effect   Country of...

MV Electric Cuatery Machine  is 400W analog model with number of cut, blend and coagulation mode with to do under water surgery. This is the model with all around capabilities and simple operation. Key Features Patient Plate Return Electrode Monitoring System: Patient Plate Return...

Our 250W Analog Cautery Machine is a reliable tool for precise and controlled tissue cauterization in medical procedures.Specifications:Power Output: 250W for efficient cauterization.Precise Control: Analog interface for accurate adjustments.Safety Features: Overheat protection and grounded plug.Surgical Applications: Ideal for various medical procedures.Durable Build: Made for...

  Electrocautery is a medical procedure that utilizes electrical currents to generate heat and coagulate tissue, primarily used during surgery to cut through or coagulate tissue, control bleeding, and achieve hemostasis. It involves the use of an electrocautery device, which typically consists of a...