Monopolar Cutting Electrosurgical Unit

The Ecut 400S is a highly adaptable electrosurgical device that is capable of performing a wide range of surgical procedures on all types of tissue. It has been equipped with seven power output, tissue responding, and automatic solid or split return electrode recognition functions, which enable surgeons to conduct operations with remarkable precision and safety.FeaturesCompact Designinput:
output:The Ecut 400S is capable of being mounted on the support tray of a ceiling pendant for endoscopic applications due to its lightweight and structural design.input:
output:Measurement and controlinput:
output:The front panel of the Ecut 400S is divided into two distinct sloped areas: the "Control area" is 160 ° sloped and the "Measurement area" is 130 ° sloped. This design is intended to ensure that the operator is comfortable while they are setting up or adjusting the power settings, as well as when they are observing the power measurement and neutral electrode's contact situation from an ergonomic viewing angle and height.input:
output:Evacuation from smoke is optional.input:
output:The majority of surgical smoke produced by heat-producing methods, such as electrosurgery or laser, contains hazardous substances such as acrylonitrile and hydrogen cyanide. These substances have the potential to impair surgical vision, particularly for procedures that involve cavities, and to cause respiratory issues in patients, surgeons, and operating room personnel.input:
output:Self-powerinput:
output:The resistance of nerve, muscle, adipose tissue, and bone to electrical circuits is subject to variation. Impedance response technology in the Ecut 400S electrosurgical system measures tissue resistance and automatically adjusts power output within a predetermined range to optimize real cutting or coagulation performance. This makes the Ecut 400S system suitable for a wide range of applications, including various open surgeries, minimal-access procedures, and under-water operations in Gynaecology and Urology.