Medtronic LigaSure Blunt Tip Laparoscopic Sealer/Divider

The Medtronic LigaSure Blunt Tip Laparoscopic Sealer/Divider with Nano-Coating is a sterile, single-use instrument designed for safe and efficient vessel sealing in laparoscopic procedures. Featuring nonstick jaw technology, blunt-biopsy tip, and advanced bipolar energy delivery, it enables surgeons to perform accurate sealing and cutting with minimal thermal spread.

Overview

This advanced sealer/divider uses LigaSure bipolar technology to fuse vessels and tissue bundles up to 7 mm in diameter. The blunt-tip jaw design facilitates safe tissue handling, while the nano-coating reduces sticking and eschar buildup, improving operative efficiency. Available in 37 cm and 44 cm laparoscopic versions, the device includes a 5 mm shaft, 180° rotation, and compatibility with Valleylab and ForceTriad energy platforms.

Key Features

• Blunt-tip jaw design: Enables atraumatic grasping and safe tissue handling
• Nonstick nano-coated jaws: Reduce sticking by up to 89% and ease cleaning
• 5 mm shaft with 180° rotation: Offers flexibility and access in laparoscopic settings
• Seal and cut in one activation: Delivers reliable vessel closure and division in a single motion
• Compatible with major generators: Works with Valleylab FT10, LS10, and ForceTriad platforms
• Sterile single-use design: Minimizes cross-contamination and supports OR productivity

Product Specifications

• Shaft diameter: 5 mm
• Shaft rotation: 180° for optimal access
• Seal length: 19.5 mm
• Cut length: 17.8 mm
• Jaw type: Blunt, double-action with contoured tips
• Lengths available: 37 cm, 44 cm for laparoscopic use
• Packaging: Case of 6 sterile instruments (LF1837, LF1844)
• Activation: Compatible with hand or foot switching
• Energy platform compatibility: Valleylab FT10, LS10, ForceTriad
• Sterility: EO-sterilized, single patient use

Ideal For

• Laparoscopic general, urological, vascular, thoracic, and gynecological surgery
• Procedures requiring atraumatic tissue handling and reliable vessel sealing
• Operating rooms seeking devices that minimize thermal spread and improve efficiency
• Surgeons preferring blunt-tip instruments with enhanced nonstick performance