Conmed 7-900-115 Hyfrecator 2000 Accessories included:

The Conmed Corporation 7-900-115 Hyfrecator 2000 is a versatile and reliable electrosurgical unit designed for use in a variety of medical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities. This device stands out for its ability to provide precise and controlled tissue desiccation, making it an essential tool for surgeons and medical professionals. With its comprehensive set of accessories, including an instruction video, operator's manual, reusable handswitching pencil, and remote control, the Hyfrecator 2000 is an ideal choice for medical professionals seeking a high-quality electrosurgical solution.

The Conmed Corporation 7-900-115 Hyfrecator 2000 is designed to provide a safe and effective means of electrosurgical treatment. This unit is intended for use in various medical procedures, including general surgery, dermatology, and orthopedics. With its advanced technology and user-friendly interface, the Hyfrecator 2000 allows medical professionals to focus on providing the best possible care for their patients.

Key Features

• Precise control over tissue desiccation and coagulation
• Easy-to-use interface with clear and intuitive controls
• Reusable handswitching pencil for reduced waste and increased convenience
• Remote control with up/down/power functionality for enhanced operability
• 10 ft cord for increased mobility and flexibility during procedures
• Comprehensive accessories package, including instruction video and operator's manual
• Durable construction for long-lasting performance and reliability

Product Specifications

Dimensions: 8 inches (W) x 6 inches (H) x 12 inches (D) | Weight: 10 pounds | Materials: High-quality stainless steel and durable plastics | Compliance: Meets or exceeds applicable industry standards, including UL and CE markings | Compatibility: Designed for use with a variety of electrosurgical accessories and instruments.

Ideal For

* Hospitals and acute care facilities * Outpatient clinics and surgical centers * Medical offices and private practices * Laboratories and research institutions * Home care and hospice settings (with proper training and supervision) * Any environment where electrosurgical procedures are performed and a high level of precision and control is required.