Aspen Surgical ES56T Needle Electrode 4"

The Aspen Surgical ES56T Needle Electrode is a high-quality, single-use medical device designed for use in various clinical settings, including hospitals, outpatient clinics, and medical offices. This 4-inch needle electrode is particularly useful for procedures requiring precise and reliable electrosurgical interventions. With its sterile packaging and convenient boxed format of 12 units, it offers a practical solution for healthcare professionals seeking to maintain a steady supply of essential electrosurgical tools.

The ES56T Needle Electrode serves as a critical component in electrosurgical procedures, facilitating the delivery of electrical current for cutting, coagulation, and other surgical tasks. Its design ensures efficient energy transfer, helping to minimize tissue damage and promote effective hemostasis. By incorporating this electrode into their surgical arsenal, medical professionals can enhance the precision and safety of their interventions.

Key Features

• Single-use design to eliminate cross-contamination risks and ensure patient safety
• Sterile packaging to maintain the integrity of the electrode and prevent infection
• 4-inch length provides optimal reach and maneuverability for various surgical applications
• Convenient 12-unit box for easy inventory management and reduced waste
• Compatible with a wide range of electrosurgical units (ESUs) for seamless integration into existing workflows
• Durable construction to withstand the rigors of repeated use and handling
• Electrode tip designed for precise energy delivery and minimal tissue trauma

Product Specifications

Dimensions: 4 inches (10.2 cm) in length | Weight: approximately 0.07 lbs (32g) per unit | Materials: stainless steel and insulation | Compliance: meets or exceeds relevant industry standards for safety and performance, including FDA and CE mark requirements | Compatibility: designed for use with most standard electrosurgical units (ESUs)

Ideal For

* Hospitals and inpatient surgical facilities * Outpatient clinics and ambulatory surgery centers * Medical offices and private practices * Home care and hospice settings where electrosurgical procedures are occasionally performed * Laboratories and research institutions requiring precise electrosurgical tools for experimental procedures