Cotter pen and plate
Cotter Plate
The electrosurgical cautery plate is disposable. The hydrogel layer used in this product is completely innovative and designed with a new and green formulation. The cautery plate is available in two types: adult and pediatric, and in two models: single-edge and double-edge, which are attached to a part of the patient's body before surgery and the electrical current entering the body during the use of the cautery device is discharged and returned to the device by the cautery plate cable.
Cotter plate connector wire
Plate Cotter Connector Wire
The plate cotter connector wire or plate cotter connector cable is the connector between the device and the plate cotter. This cable has high strength of the cable and its socket and includes a folding clip with the ability to be tightened. The cable length is 3 meters and can be sterilized. Before surgery, install the plate in a part of the body that has good blood supply and is hairless, away from the electrocardiography electrodes.
Connect the connecting cable and check the device. The conductive gel covers more than the edge of the metal foil, which can prevent damage caused by the contact of the metal sheet and the skin. The cotter pad evenly distributes the electric current to make the surgery safer. The plate connector cable is available in two socket models for most single-edge plates and a needle model for most double-edge plate cotters.
Disposable monopolar cautery pen
Considering the type of surgery, the cauter pen is slim and lightweight, with an ergonomic conical design, a simple design, a non-slip and water-resistant handle, a Rocker or Push-Button Switch, a switch and buttons designed and manufactured for smooth activation. The cauter device is used by the cauter pen to perform surgical procedures and cut tissues by burning.
The cauter pen is compatible with any skin type and is not flammable. This electrical device is highly durable if used at high wattage. Before surgery and using the cauter pen, a pad called a cauter plate is placed on a part of the patient's body to protect his body from the harmful effects of electric current. If this electric current does not exit the patient's body, it will cause burns and damage to the patient's skin.