Disposable Electrosurgical Pencil

Product Specification

Product Description

Standard feature that compatible with most standard electrodes and electrosurgical unit

Anti-slip design for comfortable grip and operation in surgeon’s hand

Latex free

Max electrical capacity 8kv

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

-Equipment with a range of monopolar 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.

Contraindications of electrosurgical pencil

Electrosurgical pencil is widely used in clinical practice. It uses the high-frequency and high-voltage current generated by the effective electrode tip to heat, cut and stop bleeding when contacting body tissues, so as to achieve the separation and solidification of body tissues. It has the advantages of thorough hemostasis, convenient operation and shortened operation time. The contraindications mainly include patients with pacemaker installed, contact with combustible materials, and other contraindications.

1. Patients with cardiac pacemaker installation: high-frequency electrosurgical  pencil can not be used in general, because the electrosurgical pencil current will interfere with the operation of cardiac pacemaker, making it work abnormally or even stop;

2. Contact with combustible materials: Electric arc will be formed when the surgical electric knife is used, and flammable materials will burn or explode when encountered. Therefore, flammable materials should be avoided in the surgical area. Mannitol enemas are forbidden in intestinal surgery to avoid explosions. When using iodine and alcohol to disinfect the surgical area, towels and surgical film can be spread before alcohol is completely dry and volatile, and alcohol cotton balls should be removed from the operating table in time.

3. Other precautions: Repeat use of disposable negative plate is prohibited, and cross-infection and burns should be prevented. At the same time, the smoke and particles produced by the electric knife are harmful to human body, so they should be removed in time. In addition, can not blindly increase the output power, to prevent increased body tissue damage. After use, the eschar on the electric knife head should be removed in time to keep the electric knife clean and dry. Avoid washing the electric knife with bubbles directly, or it may be damaged easily.