Aspen Surgical H112 High-Temp 5" Loop Cautery Fine Tip

The Aspen Surgical H112 High-Temp 5" Loop Cautery Fine Tip is a medical instrument designed for use in various healthcare settings, including clinics, hospitals, and outpatient facilities. This product stands out for its ability to provide precise and efficient cautery procedures, making it an essential tool for medical professionals. The high-temperature loop cautery is particularly useful for controlling bleeding, removing tissue, and achieving hemostasis in a variety of surgical and medical applications.

Overview: The Aspen Surgical H112 High-Temp 5" Loop Cautery Fine Tip is a specialized medical instrument used for cautery procedures. Its primary function is to provide a precise and controlled source of heat, allowing medical professionals to effectively manage bleeding, remove tissue, and achieve hemostasis. The product is designed to be used in a sterile environment and is intended for single-patient use, reducing the risk of cross-contamination and ensuring a high level of patient safety.

Key Features

• High-temperature loop for efficient cautery procedures
• Fine tip design for precise control and maneuverability
• 5" length for comfortable handling and accessibility
• Single-patient use reduces risk of cross-contamination
• Sterile packaging ensures a high level of patient safety
• Easy to use and maneuver, reducing procedure time
• Compatible with standard cautery equipment and procedures

Product Specifications

The following specifications apply to the Aspen Surgical H112 High-Temp 5" Loop Cautery Fine Tip: * Dimensions: 5" (12.7 cm) in length * Weight: approximately 1 oz (28.35 g) * Materials: high-quality, medical-grade materials * Compliance: meets or exceeds relevant medical standards and regulations * Compatibility: compatible with standard cautery equipment and procedures

Ideal For

The Aspen Surgical H112 High-Temp 5" Loop Cautery Fine Tip is ideal for use in the following environments: * Hospitals * Outpatient clinics * Surgical centers * Medical offices * Emergency departments * Laboratories * Home care settings (with proper training and supervision)