Conmed 7-101-12BX Blunt Tips Ideal Broad Based

The Conmed Corporation 7-101-12BX Blunt Tips are designed for use in various medical settings, including clinics, hospitals, and outpatient facilities, where precise coagulation procedures are required. These tips stand out for their broad-based coagulation capability, making them an essential tool for healthcare professionals. With their dark gray plastic base and non-sterile packaging, these blunt tips are ideal for a range of applications, particularly those involving electrosurgical procedures.

The Conmed Corporation 7-101-12BX Blunt Tips are intended for use in electrosurgical procedures, providing a reliable means of coagulation. They are designed to work in conjunction with electrosurgical units, allowing for precise control over the coagulation process. These tips are suitable for a variety of medical specialties, including general surgery, dermatology, and orthopedics, among others. By providing a broad base for coagulation, these tips help healthcare professionals achieve effective hemostasis, reducing the risk of complications and promoting optimal patient outcomes.

Key Features

• Broad-based coagulation for effective hemostasis
• Dark gray plastic base for durability and ease of use
• Non-sterile packaging for cost-effective use in a variety of settings
• Designed for use with electrosurgical units for precise control
• Ideal for a range of medical specialties, including general surgery and dermatology
• Supplied in boxes of 100 for convenience and efficiency
• Compatible with a variety of electrosurgical equipment and accessories

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: [insert dimensions]
• Weight: [insert weight]
• Materials: Dark gray plastic
• Compliance: [insert relevant compliance information, e.g., FDA, CE, etc.]
• Compatibility: Compatible with [insert relevant electrosurgical units or equipment]

Ideal For

• Hospitals and acute care facilities
• Outpatient clinics and ambulatory surgery centers
• Physician offices and medical specialty clinics
• Home care and hospice settings where electrosurgical procedures are performed
• Laboratories and research institutions requiring electrosurgical equipment