Aspen Surgical AA02 Low Temp Variable Cautery Fine Tip

The Aspen Surgical AA02 Low Temp, Variable Cautery, Fine Tip is a high-quality medical instrument designed for precision and control in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities. This product stands out for its ability to provide a low-temperature, variable cautery option with a fine tip, making it ideal for delicate procedures that require minimal tissue damage and maximum accuracy.

The overview of the Aspen Surgical AA02 reveals a carefully crafted tool intended for medical professionals who require a reliable and efficient means of cauterizing tissue during surgical procedures. Its variable temperature control allows for adaptability to different tissue types and procedural requirements, enhancing the overall effectiveness of the cauterization process. By providing a consistent and predictable outcome, this product aims to support healthcare professionals in delivering optimal patient care.

Key Features

• Low-temperature setting for reduced tissue damage and scarring
• Variable cautery control for adaptability to different procedures and tissue types
• Fine tip design for precision and accuracy in delicate procedures
• Durable construction for extended lifespan and reliability
• Easy-to-use design for minimal training and rapid integration into existing workflows
• Compatible with standard sterilization procedures for convenient reuse
• Supplied in boxes of 10 for convenience and cost-effectiveness

Product Specifications

Dimensions: 15.5 cm (6.1 in) in length | Weight: approximately 28 grams (1 oz) | Materials: High-quality, medical-grade stainless steel and insulation | Compliance: Meets or exceeds relevant international standards for medical devices, including those related to safety, performance, and sterility | Compatibility: Designed for use in a variety of medical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities.

Ideal For

* Hospitals and acute care facilities * Outpatient clinics and surgical centers * Physician offices and private practices * Medical research laboratories * Home care and hospice settings where professional medical supervision is available * Any healthcare environment where precision, low-temperature cauterization is required for patient care.