Coagulation Electrosurgical Unit
| Features | Cutting, Coagulation |
| Technology | Radiofrequency |
| Medical Procedure | Dental Surgery |
Servotome is completely respectful of biological tissues; the fine and even cut, which is free of side effects, enables high-quality healing.Thirty watts is sufficient.input:
output:The conductive bracelet’s technological advancements have resulted in a 30 watt output that is adequate for all dental incision and coagulation procedures, thereby ensuring increased safety.KEY FEATURESinput:
output:What is the reason for selecting this product?CONDUCTIVE BRACELETinput:
output:The most suitable option for convenience and safety: – Simple to install in order to enhance patient acceptance – Easily disinfectedinput:
output:A BRACELET THAT IS CONDUCTIVEinput:
output:A WIDE RANGE OF ELECTRODES-10 electrodes categorized based on their hemostatic capacity and size. -Instant and secure assembly.ELECTRODE HOLDERinput:
output:- Autoclavable and lightweight – Electrodes that are effortless to install – A sheath insulates the electrode.ELECTRODE HOLDERinput:
output:COMPACT AND RELIABLE UNIT- Designed for rapid setup and user-friendliness There are only two potentiometers: incision and coagulation.
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